Insurgents Distrust Displaced Sunni
Even after fleeing to a neighbourhood controlled by their co-religionists, Sunni refugees don’t feel safe.
Even after fleeing to a neighbourhood controlled by their co-religionists, Sunni refugees don’t feel safe.
Tribal leaders in Anbar province are joining forces to fight off the extremist insurgent group and build ties with the United States military and the Iraqi government.
Authorities vow to investigate claims of police involvement in murders of Sunni following Tel Afar bombings.
BBC journalist defends a documentary he filmed in the divided city of Mostar in 1993.
Female civil society campaigners work with clerics from different faiths to promote dialogue and unity.
Brain drain concerns as number of Iraqis emigrating to escape violence multiplies.
A swift end to the multinational military presence would lead to mayhem, with the army still incapable of holding down armed militias and al-Qaeda insurgents.
With many locals struggling to pay their rents, plans for a luxury development have not gone down well.