
What 'victory' looks like: A journey through shattered Syria
New York Times: A rare glimpse into life in Syria shows ruin, grief and generosity.
New York Times: A rare glimpse into life in Syria shows ruin, grief and generosity.
New York Times: Five months after territorial defeat, Isis conducting guerrilla attacks.
Telegraph: Barrie was found under the rubble of an Isis-bombed building in Syria.
New York Times: Worrying similarities between rise of white national terrorism and Isis.
Officials fear Russia, regime using supplied co-ordinates to target medical facilities.
Human rights chief says the world's most powerful nations were failing to show leadership.
The full story behind this shocking IS video has been revealed for the first time.
Telegraph: Ex-soldier reveals sordid tales shared by women he rescued from Isis brothel.
Hundreds of Yazidi women forced into a Sophie's Choice dilemma after fall of Isil.
Many embrace the ultra-extremist form of Islam: "I love her more than my own mother."
About 66 per cent from Iraq declined compared with only 5 per cent from China.
NYT: Tortured for 12 days, he wrote a fictional confession. That was just the beginning.
NYT: Countries struggle with what to do with Isis' foreign fighters, women and children.
Bangladesh's Foreign Minister says Britain is "responsible" for Shamima Begum.
Isis leader says Sri Lanka attack was revenge for the fall of Baghouz in Syria.
Taken to a war zone at 11-years-old and married to her father's friend at 13.
France's elite have been engaged in one-upmanship over donations for Notre Dame.
David Fisher reports on how close NZ and coalition forces got to a daring rescue mission.
New Zealand nurse has served 17 missions for Red Cross in world's worst spots.
COMMENT: The Government accepted reality and gave up pleading.
Last plausible sighting of Louisa Akavi was the end of last year: Red Cross.
Islamic State proved it had taken Kiwi nurse prisoner by providing her insurance details.
David Fisher reveals the inside story of the NZ nurse kidnapped by ISIS terrorists.
'We all miss her and think about her every day. She's not once been forgotten.'
For five and half years, a New Zealand nurse has been an Islamic State hostage in Syria.
'She was involved and her former comrades grassed her. She was stitching them into vests.'
The former Isis bride is charged with deliberately allowing the girl to die of thirst.
Move comes as Israeli military struck Hamas targets in Gaza Strip.
The war against the militants has come to an end, but experts voice caution.
The announcement marks the end of a 4 ½-year campaign by an array of forces.