Isis fights back in Iraq: Raid on Abu Ghraib punctures hopes the jihadist group is in retreat
Isis fights back in Iraq: Raid on Abu Ghraib punctures hopes the jihadist group is in retreat
The first major assault by the jihadists near the capital in months may indicate that far from being cowed by prolonged air strikes and an economic blockade, they are seizing the initiative in trying to deflect an attack by Iraqi forces on Mosul
The Independent UK
The Independent UK
Isis in Iraq: The fall of Mosul to the jihadists was less of a surprise to Baghdad than many were led to believe
Isis in Iraq: The fall of Mosul to the jihadists was less of a surprise to Baghdad than many were led to believe
Special report: Key figures involved say Nouri al-Maliki's government brushed aside increasingly urgent calls for help in the run-up to the 'surprise' attack and reveal the frustration that detailed warnings were ignored
The Independent UK
The Independent UK
Twin suicide blasts kill 70 in Baghdad, IS claims responsibility
Twin suicide blasts kill 70 in Baghdad, IS claims responsibility
A twin suicide bombing claimed by Islamic State killed 70 people in a Shi’ite district of Baghdad on Sunday in the deadliest attack inside the capital this year, as militants launched an assault on its western outskirts.
Hindustan Times
Hindustan Times
Isis suicide bombers blow up dozens of shoppers in Baghdad market
Isis jihadists have killed at least 31 people in a suicide bomb attack in Baghdad.
The Independent UK
The Independent UK
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British imams visit Iraq in bid to counter Isis propaganda in the UK
Exclusive: During eight-day fact-finding mission the religious leaders will see the front line of the war on the terror group
The Independent UK
The Independent UK
War with Isis: Iraq's Interior Minister on why his country is impotent against the militants' murderous campaign
With the jihadis able to bomb Baghdad and elsewhere with apparent impunity, Mohammed al-Ghabban tells Patrick Cockburn that it is a legacy of the country's bloated bureaucracy and chronic corruption
The Independent UK
The Independent UK