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In-depth: While internal tensions continue to bubble, relations are deteriorating with the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria's neighbours.
In-depth: Twenty years ago, when the US invaded Iraq, many Kurds cheered the toppling of Saddam's regime. Today, Kurdish independence has made strides but many regret the political instability, corruption and ethno-sectarian violence the war brought.
In-depth: When US forces invaded Iraq, looting and pillaging of political and cultural artefacts was rampant. Two decades later, Iraq's TV archive remains lost despite efforts to retrieve the country's stolen collections.
In-depth: This International Women's Day, and 20 years after the US invasion of Iraq, the post-2003 state still does not have the capacity to ensure gendered security.
In-depth: Britain's secretive special forces have operated across 19 countries, including the Middle East, but there's been a lack of government accountability.
In-depth: Salvadorans of Palestinian descent have had an enormous influence in shaping the Central American country's political landscape.
In-depth: Renewed fighting in the Sinjar province of northern Iraq continues to compound the displacement faced by the Yazidi people, who are caught in the crossfire of regional conflicts.
In-depth: Forming a local government in Kirkuk, Iraq's oil-rich and ethnically diverse province, is only possible through consensus.
In-depth: Iraq has one of the youngest populations in the world. But two years after the October Revolution, many young Iraqis feel they are powerless to change their country, whether through activism or elections.
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In-depth: Women activists across Iraq are joining wider anti-government protests to call for recognition and action on behalf of the Yazidi women kidnapped by the Islamic State.