Isis brides reveal reality of married life
Ex-wives of Isis extremists have revealed bizarre details of lives in the caliphate.
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Isis militants thrown to their deaths
Videos showing Iraq soldiers getting revenged on Isis militants is being investigated.
Iraqi PM declares victory in Mosul
Iraq Prime Minister Haider Al-Abadi has declared victory over the Islamic State in Mosul.
NZ looking at regional fight against Isis
The Philippines have big issues securing shipping channels says Defence Minister.
Linda Hall: Concerts shows Brits rule
Linda Hall: Brits have once again shown their resilience in tough times.
Editorial: We can't go on like this
Terror in Melbourne by criminal triggers sinking sensation yet again.
Isis luring victims with fake online ads
Islamic State's terror guide encourages luring victims via websites like eBay and Gumtree.
Bin Laden's son steps into father's shoes
Bin Laden's son to "take the reins of authority" as mouthpiece for al Qaeda.
People returning to Mosul says Kiwi solider
Kiwi deputy Coalition commander says victory in the west has been harder.
SAS sniper's incredible Isis kill
An SAS sniper has pulled off one of the most difficult kills in the regiment's history.
English still has confidence in Five Eyes
NZ won't be driven by the next cable TV headline, says English about the Trump intel saga.
Hellish aftermath of 'mother of all bombs'
New footage reveals incredible destruction wrought by the US Army's MOAB.
Survivors cast doubt on US attack claims
US Central Command refused to comment on the strike until its investigation is finished.
Bumbling Kiwi jihadist looking for love
New wife would have to be willing to join him in Isis capital.
Student allegedly leaves bomb on train
"Isis-inspired" student allegedly left bomb on tube carriage in UK before heading to uni.
Champs Elysees attacker named
The Champs Elysees attacker has been named as 39-year-old father Karim Cheurfi.
Assad: Were kids dead at all?
United States invented tale of gas attack to justify air strike, claims Assad.
Egyptian blasts: 'Who could do this?'
Moments after the explosion rocked her church, Mona Faiez's phone rang.
US on verge of military clash with Russia
The Kremlin has criticised Trump for fighting the legitimate Syrian government.
Editorial: Gas attack puts heat on Putin
Chemical attack on Syrian town demands action from those backing the Assad regime.
Kiwi troops: why we love being in Iraq
Senior and junior Kiwi soldiers explain their attraction to serving in Iraq.
Kiwi in bid to save lion, bear from Mosul
A Kiwi cameraman is part of a bid to get a lion and bear out of Isis-controlled Mosul.
NZDF needs greater civilian scrutiny
COMMENT: There are more reasons than not to hold inquiry into SAS raid, says Audrey Young.
The violinist of Mosul who defied Isis
Ameen Mokdad risked his life when he played music but he says alternative was unthinkable.
US terrorist sanctions not needed - PM
Bill English says New Zealand is well-placed to deal with any returning foreign fighters.
Killer 'not associated with Isis'
Police say there is no evidence Westminster terrorist Khalid Masood was in contact Isis.
US confirms deadly airstrike in Mosul
Iraqi government forces halted the fight for Mosul yesterday.
Wife survives as husband killed in attack
Melissa Cochran's image went global, unfortunately her husband was one of the dead.
'It's dangerous but I'm proud' - Iraq General Tahssen
Iraq general in charge of the war against Isis calls them 'a disease'.
Q & A - training to fight Isis
Mosul was captured by Isis in June 2014 after the Iraqi army fled the city.
'Blood for blood': Isis supporters
No group has claimed responsibility for the attack but Isis supporters appear happy about.
Inside Brownlee's secret Iraq mission
Audrey Young gives a first-hand account of visiting Iraq with the Defence Minister.
Defence Minister's top secret Iraq trip
Exclusive: The Herald was with Gerry Brownlee on his trip to Iraq this week.