
Britain on the verge of war with Isis
Corbyn called the plan for strikes an 'ill-fated twist in never-ending war on terror', but lost the support of his caucus.
Corbyn called the plan for strikes an 'ill-fated twist in never-ending war on terror', but lost the support of his caucus.
Special Ops task force will expand US troops' direct involvement in battling Isis commanders.
Twelve years ago, George W Bush gave his "Mission Accomplished" speech from the flight deck of the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, confident that the Saddam Hussein regime had been....
Before the Syrian conflict, the country suffered a severe drought. Resulting crop failures sent over 1.5 million people into urban centres that contributed to the destabilisation of the country and devastating civil war.
The immense human toll is a far more immediate and obvious concern.
At least 36 people have been killed in air strikes by Russian and Syrian jets on Islamic State-controlled Deir Ezzor province, a monitor said.
The U.S. faces the dilemma of whether to take in refugees from the Syrian civil war, but it could prove beneficial for the economy.
The Paris attacks and the largely stalemated war in Iraq and Syria have prompted heavy criticism of Barack Obama's handling of the fight against Isis.
France's Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier will be deployed to the eastern Mediterranean to boost operations in Syria.
American anti-tank missiles supplied to Syrian rebels are playing an unexpectedly prominent role in shaping the Syrian battlefield.
Yunus Emre Alagoz, whose younger brother Abdurrahman killed 33 people in a bomb massacre in July, was named by Turkish police in local media.
Russia's presence in Syria under the pretence taking the fight to Isis is a strategic triumph for Vladimir Putin and an embarrassment for Barack Obama, writes Paul Thomas.
Kiwi journalist Rachel Smalley is hosting a special Forgotten Millions gala dinner and auction tomorrow at the SkyCity Convention Centre in Auckland.
Russian warships join the conflict in Syria with a volley of cruise missile attacks from more than 1000km away.
Moscow says it will work to avert potential mishaps between Russian and US pilots flying missions over Syria, Pentagon officials say.
A sudden surge of population puts too much strain on the social and physical infrastructure of receiving countries, but it also severely diminishes the hope that the forsaken country can ever recover.
Fighting to protect the tyranny of Assad because of the fear of the evil of Isis would be pointless.
Prime Minister John Key will attend President Obama's summit on countering Isis early tomorrow morning New Zealand time.
Russian President's dramatic deployment of soldiers, weapons and aircraft to Syria aimed at reshaping civil war.
PM John Key arrives in NY today to join about 160 other world leaders for a UN General Assembly week in which Syria is again expected to overshadow the main business of the week.
Mohamad Ouzoun feels guilty for living in NZ - because his twin sister and her children cannot leave their house without fear of being molested.
The generosity of Kiwis has helped that the plight of millions of refugees.
Rachel Smalley is drawn into the nightmare of two brothers who are separated en route to Germany.
A man accused of planning to use a New Zealand passport to fight with extremists in Syria will stand trial tomorrow.
More than 100,000 people attended an "anti-terrorism" rally in Istanbul yesterday to back President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's controversial offensive against Kurdish rebels, six weeks before....
Rachel Smalley comes face to face with the grim reality of life as a refugee in Turkey as she witnesses how families try to rebuild their lives.
Hundreds of thousands of Syrians are dead, millions are displaced or living as refugees, and 13.5 million people are relying on aid just to sustain their lives.
Rachel Smalley meets a couple of children affected differently by the ordeal but with equally unclear futures.
Every parent does it. I know I do. We have great hopes for our children.