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Around 500 Syrian rebels have arrived in Azaz, the focus of Kurdish YPG advances, while a Syrian-Kurdish opposition faction denounces Kurdish attacks against rebel supply lines.
Iraqi PM, Haider al-Abadi will dissolve 30 per cent of fighters from highly controversial Popular Mobilisation Forces amid financial crisis
Dutch Foreign Minister Bert Koenders has urged EU member states not to close their borders to migrants, suggesting that effective border control is more important.
A court in the United Arab Emirates has sentenced four people to death in absentia after finding them guilty of involvement with the Islamic State group.
US described the vow by Bashar Assad to retake all of Syria as 'delusional', with the Saudi foreign minister insisting that Assad would not be allowed to remain in power.
![Sulaimaniyah [Getty]](/sites/default/files/styles/large_16_9/public/media/images/F96967D4-387D-4A5C-B440-46138108E793.jpg?h=d1cb525d&itok=Og9EkGll "Sulaimaniyah [Getty]")
Five Iraqi Kurdish ministers from two parties have resigned amid violent street protests in Sulaimaniyah over delayed salaries, poor services and rampant corruption.
Army troops and anti-riot police close off Sulaimaniyah city on Wednesday, after five people were killed and dozens more were wounded following two days of violent protests.
An Iraqi court has condemned 40 people convicted of kidnapping to death, and a further 60 to life imprisonment, according to Iraqi officials.
Oil prices rose on Wednesday after four days of decline, as rivals Iran and Saudi Arabia cooperate to tackle a supply glut that has sent prices to a 12-year low.
Four regiments of the Iraqi army will head to Egypt, where they will be trained to better tackle militants, according to Iraqi defence sources and officials.