Daesh

A general view of the Grand al-Nuri mosque during its reconstruction, in the old city of Mosul, Iraq, Jan. 23, 2020.
Conflict & Justice
Documenting ISIS’ crimes is daunting. Coronavirus makes it even harder.
Laura Passoni took her four-year-old son to Syria in 2014 to join ISIS and realized quickly she'd made a terrible mistake. "From that moment I did everything to try to leave so that my son wouldn’t become a terrorist,” she says.
Books
A Belgian woman explains why she joined ISIS, and why she came back
Nouhad was sold to an ISIS fighter when she was 16.
Conflict
This Yazidi woman escaped her ISIS captors in Mosul, but had to leave her infant son behind
Young migrants and refugees walk through a town in northern Serbia toward the Hungarian border. There's a fear that young men like these might bring violence with them.
Conflict
These men say they’re leaving Syria because they don’t want to fight anyone
Raqqa air strike
Conflict
British watchdog group says Russian planes are killing Syrian civilians at an alarming rate
ISIS black and white flag
Culture
Exploring why some say we should call ISIS ‘Daesh’
Ibrahim Abdel Kader was executed in Turkey in late October. ISIS claimed responsibility.
Conflict
Raqqa, being slowly slaughtered by ISIS long before French fighter jets attacked
Poster designed for Iran's anti-ISIS cartoon contest.
Arts
Iran hosts an anti-ISIS cartoon contest. What could go wrong?
Islamic State
Conflict
ISIS? ISIL? The Islamic State? We really still can’t decide?