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Feb- 2018 -

8 February

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Tajikistan pardons more than 100 citizens who returned from Syria and Iraq

Tajikistan has pardoned more than 100 of its nationals following their return home from Syria and Iraq, where they had joined radical Islamist groups, the interior minister said

7 February

Middle East

Staff Writer With AFP

Iraqi forces attack ISIS remnants around Tuz Khurmatu

Iraqi forces backed by the U.S.-led Coalition began a major operation against Islamic State fighters hiding out in a northeastern desert region, the military said.

Jan- 2018 -

31 January

Commentary

Opinion Editor

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The bankruptcy of American and Coalition diplomacy in Syria and Iraq

US decisions to arm the Kurds in Syria and Iraq at the expense of relations with Turkey and Iraq is another sign of waning influence

30 January

Commentary

Strava heatmap of Sarrin air base, Syria

Crispin Burke

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Want to send your location to ISIS? There’s an app for that.

The Strava data may not put US bases at risk but fitness trackers and "Internet of Things" devices raise concerns about operational security

29 January

War of Words

Iraqi woman after voting in Nasiriyah in 2010

Opinion Editor

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Will militia leaders shape Iraq’s future?

What role will Shia militia leaders and the Hashd al-Shaabi popular mobilization units who fought ISIS play in the Iraqi political arena in the 2018 election?

27 January

Air