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Germans, Canadians Reportedly Among Captured Women Who Fought For ISIS

A 16-year-old from Saxony was thought to be one of 20 foreign women taken in Mosul last week.
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Mosul Must Provide For Its Citizens Or ISIS Will Fill The Void Once Again

In order to regain the trust of its citizens, the Iraqi government must urgently rebuild Mosul.
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The Fall Of Mosul May Not Be The End Of ISIS But The Beginning Of ISIS 2.0

Iraq's abuse of civilians will make it easy for the next version of the extremist group to recruit.
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When ISIS Falls, The Ideal Of A Caliphate In Islamic History Will Fall With It

The extremist group has tarnished the idea of a caliphate in such a way that it can never be established again.
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Staggering Before-And-After Satellite Images Show Destruction Of Mosul

Nine months of war obliterated every building in some of the Iraq city's western neighborhoods.
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The Battle For Mosul Is Coming To An End. Now What?

Iraq faces a long, challenging road toward reconstruction and reconciliation.
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Post-ISIS Strategy Needed In Both Iraq And Syria

Mosul is on the brink of falling.
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ISIS Soldiers Aren't The Only Ones Who Brutalized Mosul's Civilians, Report Says

The Iraqi army and U.S.-led coalition forces killed thousands in airstrikes.
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Iraq Declares A Brilliant Victory In Mosul: What Are The Lessons?

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News Roundup for July 10, 2017

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