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Hundreds of Iraqi's flee the city of Tal Afar over fears it will be the next battleground in the fight against so-called Islamic State
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LGBT army unit established to take on ISIL
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German tourists murdered in Egypt
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French Presidents new and old gather in the South of France to commemorate the truck attack that killed 86 people.
Iraqi forces claim 'victory' over ISIL in Mosul
Iraqi PM says Mosul is 'liberated' and only a few pockets of jihadists are holding out
US-Russian ceasefire deal 'holding' in southwest Syria
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Iraqi PM in Mosul to congratulate army on ISIL defeat
Haider al-Abadi joined troops and commanders in the city to celebrate 'victory' against the self-proclaimed Islamic State.
Iraqi PM celebrates victory in Mosul
Iraq's Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi joined the victory celebratiions in Mosul after eight months of urban warfare brought an end to three years of jihadist rule in the city.
Italian police detain ISIL suspect in Chechnya inquiry
A man said to be Chechen is being held in southern Italy suspected of links to attacks in Grozny.
Victory in Mosul in "hours" Iraqi TV reports
Iraqi security forces are expect to take full control of Mosul in the next hours as Islamic State's defensive lines collapse, state TV reported on Saturday.
Iraq: Mosul civilians flee
Iraq: Mosul civilians flee