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Kurdish authorities say they’re protecting camps and cities from ISIS operatives.
Sophia Jones is the Middle East correspondent for The WorldPost. She has reported from Turkey, Iraq, Egypt, Tunisia, Jordan, Lebanon, Israel, The West Bank and Gaza. Fo...
One Christian woman fled Mosul after ISIS gave her a choice: convert or die.
At least two civilians have died and more than 100 sought medical attention over the attack, a local medical worker said.
The threat from chemical attacks may be limited, but the fear they create is real.
America’s allies don’t have proper demining equipment or protective gear. That’s costing them their lives.
Here are some of the human lives at stake.
The U.S.-backed bid to retake Mosul will feature several fighting forces. Some are bitter rivals, but all are hellbent on driving out ISIS.
They rejoice in finally being able to wear bright colors, speak their minds and laugh in public.
Since the flags were spotted in Kurd-controlled territory last week, Turks and Kurds have squabbled about their origins.
Organizations had been warning of deplorable conditions and slow-moving asylum claims on Lesbos for months.
A shaky ceasefire has brought some calm to the besieged city, but promised aid deliveries have yet to show up.
The Syrian leader showed no signs of backing down ahead of a U.S.-Russia-brokered ceasefire.
Sophia Jones is the Middle East correspondent for The WorldPost. She has reported from Turkey, Iraq, Egypt, Tunisia, Jordan, Lebanon, Israel, The West Bank and Gaza. Fo...
Turkey wants the eight men back, but they could face the death penalty in their home country.
