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Sunday, September 9, 2018
Iraq's Mosul celebrates cultural comeback
Music is back in Mosul, as are books and paintings. With the "Islamic State" (IS) group gone, locals are enjoying their new-found freedom and embracing culture. Will it last?
Judit Neurink reports from Mosul.
Kurdish farmers hit by water crisis
With neighboring Iran diverting rivers and building dams, the Kurdistan Region of Iraq is in the midst of an already severe water crisis that threatens to get even worse, thanks to national and regional governments failing to acknowledge the urgency of the problem.
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'Islamic State' youth fighters keep the faith in prison
Iraqi youngsters are doing time for their roles in the "Islamic State"
terror group. Some will leave jail even more radicalized. As one of the
first foreign journalists, Judit Neurink visited Irbil's juvenile
prison.
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Islamic State fighters buried without identification in Iraq
A year after Mosul was liberated from the Islamic State, the bodies of the group's fighters are finally being recovered from the rubble of their last stronghold in the city.
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