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A non-profit organisation has dropped thousands of messages of love and hope to Iraqis trapped in Mosul as part of an effort to promote solidarity amid the city's ongoing conflict.
Every year a few critically acclaimed productions from the MENA region go unnoticed by the Academy, and 2017 is no exception.
With thousands of women still enslaved by the Islamic State group, Iraqi activist Nadia Murad is leading efforts to make Canada a new home for the persecuted Yazidi minority group.
Iraqi archaeologists are being trained by the British Museum to save what they can of Mosul's heritage, using high-tech methods to preserve and document their city's history.
Society: Oman has turned an academic connection with the Western world into an opportunity to promote cultural diplomacy, sponsoring scholarships for dozens of American students every summer, reports Austin Bodetti.
As the world prepares for Eid celebrations after a month of worship, thousands of Iraqis are forced to mourn more than 200 victims of the deadliest Islamic State attack yet.
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Society: Mosul's war-wounded will be able to receive surgery and rehabilitation at a new facility opened by Doctors Without Borders.
After her harrowing escape as an Islamic State group sex slave, Nadia Murad has a message for world leaders striving to crush the extremists: IS must stand trial for genocide.
Iraqi children are heading back to school in east Mosul after weeks of fighting and more than two years of extremist rule.
Society: Through art, film and education, Watanili is a grassroots initiative working to give traumatised Syrian children a dose of normal childhood, reports Raya AlJadir.