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Horrid conditions in Syria camp where Isis families fled risk fostering extremism

New York Times: International inaction risks incubating a new wave of extremism.

What 'victory' looks like: A journey through shattered Syria

New York Times: A rare glimpse into life in Syria shows ruin, grief and generosity.

Isis regaining strength in Iraq and Syria

New York Times: Five months after territorial defeat, Isis conducting guerrilla attacks.

Barrie the war dog: How a veteran and a stray saved each other's lives

Telegraph: Barrie was found under the rubble of an Isis-bombed building in Syria.

White terrorism shows 'stunning' parallels to Isis' rise

New York Times: Worrying similarities between rise of white national terrorism and Isis.

UN probe into Syria hospital attacks

Officials fear Russia, regime using supplied co-ordinates to target medical facilities.

Rebel town pounded world failing Syria, UN says

Human rights chief says the world's most powerful nations were failing to show leadership.

True story behind notorious Isis video

The full story behind this shocking IS video has been revealed for the first time.

The truth about sex and Isis: Soldier who rescued 70 jihadi brides speaks out

Telegraph: Ex-soldier reveals sordid tales shared by women he rescued from Isis brothel.

Video: Isis leader appears for first time in five years

Isis leader says Sri Lanka attack was revenge for the fall of Baghouz in Syria.

What will happen to the Australian children of ISIS

Taken to a war zone at 11-years-old and married to her father's friend at 13.

White privilege: Billionaires race to pledge millions to rebuild Notre Dame

France's elite have been engaged in one-upmanship over donations for Notre Dame.

Inside the secret operation to save Kiwi kidnapped by Isis

David Fisher reports on how close NZ and coalition forces got to a daring rescue mission.

Winston Peters say Govt could not stop Red Cross from naming Louisa Akavi

The Govt and the International Red Cross are at odds over publicising Louisa Akavi's name

Winston Peters says Red Cross' belief it had Govt support is 'balderdash'

The ICRC was surprised when Jacinda Ardern objected to the public naming of Louisa Akavi.

Kiwi nurse Louisa Akavi's extraordinary life

New Zealand nurse has served 17 missions for Red Cross in world's worst spots.

Comment | Why Ardern, Peters need to be careful on kidnapped nurse

COMMENT: The Government accepted reality and gave up pleading.

'We just want her home' - plea by kidnapped nurse's family

Last plausible sighting of Louisa Akavi was the end of last year: Red Cross.