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Letter From Iraq How Mosul’s Liberation Could Lead to Another Iraqi Civil War ISIS may not be Baghdad’s biggest problem after all.
UNESCO Director-General message on the third anniversary of Mosul's liberation It is through education and culture that Iraqis, men and women alike, will be able to regain control of their destiny and ...
A long-awaited operation to seize the key Iraqi city of Mosul after two years of ISIS control is imminent, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi announced Sunday.
The campaign to liberate Mosul could have dire consequences for ethnic and religious minority communities — victims of a genocide perpetrated by the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS ...
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has announced that Mosul is officially free from ISIS, despite a few dozen militants making a last stand. The sound of gunfire rang out from the Old City ...
Five years after the liberation of Mosul, this iconic city in Iraq is on the path to reconstruction. The restoration of emblematic landscape and monuments of this thousand-year-old city is underway, ...
Five Years After Liberation, There Is New Hope Among Mosul’s Ruins On the anniversary of its liberation from the Islamic State, Iraq’s second city heals its scars.
The liberation comes two years after ISIS invaded Mosul and surrounding towns and villages, many of which were predominantly Christian, causing many casualties, inflicting countless atrocities ...
The eastern half of Mosul, Iraq, is once again free after nearly three years under Islamic State rule — and experts are busy assessing the damage the city has sustained. The first reports ...
Rebuilding Mosul will cost between $50 billion and $100 billion, according to initial estimates from the Nineveh governor's office and the provincial council.
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