The 16-year-old, missing since last summer, was found in a basement in Mosul. She may face criminal charges in Iraq. Some reports say she worked with the Islamic State police.
Some of the methods Iraqi authorities are using to weed out ISIS supporters among Sunni civilians in newly liberated Mosul have heightened concerns over human rights abuses.
After Mosul, Iraq, was liberated, two Times reporters encountered a group of women who still believed that the Islamic State had taken over the world.
In October, Iraqi forces set out to retake Mosul, one of Iraq’s largest cities and ISIS’s biggest stronghold in the country. It would take them nine months and cost thousands of lives.
After witnessing teachers, pupils and schools caught in the crossfire of war, Diego Ibarra Sánchez began working on “Hijacked Education,” which examines how constant conflict has upended education.
After witnessing teachers, pupils and schools caught in the crossfire of war, Diego Ibarra Sánchez began working on “Hijacked Education,” which examines how constant conflict has upended education.
The United States spent more than $1 trillion and lost about 4,500 troops in the effort to make Iraq the cornerstone of a Western-facing Middle East. But today, Iran’s influence is paramount.
After a nearly nine-month campaign to wrest Mosul, once Iraq’s second-largest city, from Islamic State control, images captured by DigitalGlobe reveal that vital parts of the city are now in ruins.
This documentary by Michael Collins follows two veterans as they try to come to grips with the “moral injury” inflicted by their military tours in Iraq.
The Kurds have postponed national aspirations for long enough. Iraq will be more secure with a sovereign Kurdish neighbor.
Drone imagery shows civilians crowded into a narrow alley near ongoing fighting in western Mosul.
A reader writes that the Iraq war has left millions of civilians displaced and without food.
Iraq has another chance to remake itself, but it can’t do it alone.
The remnants of three years of ISIS rule in Mosul: A sword, a ruined church and a child’s backpack with explosives.
ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi has been reported dead several times, though it has never been verified. The rarely seen figure has long eluded Western forces, despite a $25 million bounty on his head.
As the battle with the Islamic State in Mosul nears an end, other conflicts on the margins are flaring and a threat to the Iraqi state and society remains.
President Trump’s son was promised damaging information about Hillary Clinton before meeting a Russian lawyer. Plus, Rukmini Callimachi is on the ground in the Iraqi city of Mosul.
The monthslong battle led to about a thousand deaths among the Iraqi security forces and civilians. Officials must now confront a humanitarian crisis.
The terrorist group may have been defeated in Mosul, but it will return if there is not a clear strategy for rebuilding Iraq.
Parents in the Old City of Mosul in Iraq are keeping children alive with dirty water and wheat powder.
Because collectors like Hobby Lobby are willing to pay a premium, the looting of Middle Eastern artifacts continues.
Our correspondent went with the Iraq counterterrorism force to the old city of Mosul, where Islamic State fighters are hemmed in and civilians are trapped.
A Stanford human rights fellow says that for many the only real option is resettlement in a more progressive country.
Under a deal with federal prosecutors, the seller of art supplies agreed to return the items, pay the government $3 million and improve the way it collects antiquities.
Some Iraqi Christians who fled persecution and worse could be deported as part of President Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration.
Displaced residents are often “totally emotionally and physically exhausted” by the time they make it to humanitarian camps.
Mohammed, a civil engineer from Mosul, was accepted for resettlement to the United States. Then the Supreme Court reinstated President Trump’s freeze on refugee resettlement.
The Center for Civilians in Conflict says some no longer believe that minimal effort to prevent harm to civilians matters as much as defeating ISIS.
Islamic State militants have carried out nearly 1,500 attacks in cities in Iraq and Syria that were liberated from its control, according to a new study.
The Iraqi prime minister claimed it was a sign of the end of the Islamic State’s grip on the region and vowed to chase it out of the country.
Those living in the Mesopotamian marshes escape threats posed elsewhere in Iraq by ISIS and militias, but climate change and dam construction threaten their way of life.
Those living in the Mesopotamian marshes escape threats posed elsewhere in Iraq by ISIS and militias, but climate change and dam construction threaten their way of life.
Those living in the Mesopotamian marshes escape threats posed elsewhere in Iraq by ISIS and militias, but climate change and dam construction threaten their way of life.
Those living in the Mesopotamian marshes escape threats posed elsewhere in Iraq by ISIS and militias, but climate change and dam construction threaten their way of life.
An Iraqi refugee bides his time in immigration limbo by creating obsessively detailed dioramas.
An Iraqi refugee bides his time in immigration limbo by creating obsessively detailed dioramas.