Mosul
Mosul's historic churches rise again after IS destruction
"It's as if history is back, as if the identity of the city is back," UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay.
Destroyed by ISIS, a historic minaret in Mosul rises again - analysis
Lessons, 10 years after ISIS took over Mosul - analysis
Six years after ISIS, what’s next for Iraq’s Mosul - analysis
Will Turkey’s endless war in Iraq ever end? - analysis
Ankara has been fighting the PKK for decades, but it has recently increased its attacks and operations in northern Iraq.
Mosul has been liberated from ISIS for five years - analysis
The city faces many challenges but there is also hope for a better future.
Christian relics found when restoring ancient Iraq church ISIS destroyed
The church, like the city of Mosul where it stands, has seen its share of war and destruction throughout its history.
Pope arrives in Mosul to spread renewal, hope and coexistence - watch
Some have wondered why Jews were not included in the welcoming and historic ceremonies.
In Iraq's Biblical lands, scattered Christians ask 'should I stay or go?'
"They're gone, they can't hurt us," said the 59-year-old, sitting in his home which he reclaimed when Islamic State was driven out in 2017. "But there aren't many of us left. The younger generation w
‘Mosul’ movie finally brings Iraq’s war on ISIS to the screen
How does the movie compare to a real life war experience?
Mosul war victim struggles to make ends meet through pandemic
Lockdown was eased two weeks ago, but the economic crisis resulting from the pandemic has left Sattar's friends unable to help him to the same degree.
ISIS 'mufti' weighing over 300 lbs captured by Iraqi SWAT
Shifa al-Nima was accused of ordering the destruction of heritage sites in Mosul. He was so fat that after being captured, he had to be put in the back of a truck, next to a mounted machine gun.
Did Iraq’s prime minister gamble on sidelining war hero?
Bracketed by high-level trips to Saudi Arabia and Iran the Prime Minister of Iraq sought to remove one of the country’s most famous soldiers.
Who is targeting U.S. forces and foreign oil companies in Iraq?
Iran has said that it could cut off oil exports that go through the Straits of Hormuz amid US sanctions. The US has sought to bring Iranian oil exports to zero.
Iraqis remember ISIS massacres five years later
The shocking takeover of a large part of central and western Iraq by Islamic State in 2014 haunts people today across the country.