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Islamic State used to run about a third of Syria at one point. But a global alliance fighting terrorism has dwindled over the years.

From Al Monitor. Any opinions expressed here are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of Iraq Business News. Sinjar becomes latest flashpoint for Iran-Turkey tensions in Iraq New Pentagon IG report says that the Turkey-PKK conflict and Iranian militias are contributing to instability in Iraq. Click here to read the

She added that non-state armed groups trying to exploit security vacuums in Iraq "cannot be tolerated and Iraq will need to exercise its sovereignty."

The Iraqi parliament on Monday ratified a law that will help Yezidi survivors (Photo: archive). ERBIL (Kurdistan 24) – Iraq’s parliament on Monday ratified the Yezidi (Ezidi) survivor law, which will offer financial compensation to survivors of the genocide Islamic State committed against the Yezidi community. The National reported on Monday that the new law stipulates that survivors of the 2014 genocide will be entitled to financial compensation as well as pensions and salaries. It also calls for the establishment of a state-run department to look after survivors, rehabilitate them and h...

Hopelessness, continued displacement lead to spike in suicides among Yezidis: KRG The Kurdistan Region's Sharyia Camp, where where displaced Yezidi (Ezidi) familes now live. (Photo: Kurdistan 24) ERBIL (Kurdistan 24) – According to 2021 Quarterly Humanitarian Bulletin of the Kurdistan Regional Government’s (KRG) representation in the United States published on Tuesday, at least 13 displaced members of the Yezidi (Ezidi) religious minority now living in the autonomous federal region of Iraq have so far committed suicide this year. Community members, in interviews with Kurdistan 24, warn th...