IRAQ

In Iraq ISIS has moved fast to seize control of large parts of the country, while violence in eastern Ukraine has raged on for months.

Kerry assures Sisi of U.S. support despite the conviction of three journalists for allegedly broadcasting false information.

One day after the U.S. restored military ties with Egypt, three al Jazeera journalists were given long prison sentences in the country.

The attack marks the first time the militant group has expanded its efforts to create an Islamic caliphate beyond the borders of Iraq and Syria.

An independent Kurdistan in Iraq threatens the ability of the Turkish government to keep control over its own Kurdish minority.

Indonesian retailers are cashing in on the Iraq crisis by selling ISIS merchandise, including "We Are All ISIS" T-shirts, online.

The Iraqi crisis will have ripple effects through the global economy.

The Iraqi government denied witness accounts that security forces fled Tal Afar.

Capturing the frontier is a dramatic step toward the goal of building a caliphate across swathes of Syria and Iraq.

ISIS now reportedly controls most of Iraq's western border and is in a position to easily move weapons to arm Syrian rebels.

Kerry is the highest ranked U.S. official to visit Egypt since al-Sisi was elected president in May.

Netanyahu says a better idea would be to pit Iran against the Sunni extremists.

Pentagon aware of pictures showing U.S. Humvees in ISIS hands.

Rand Paul told David Gregory on "Meet The Press" the Iraq crisis was partly fueled by failed American policies over the last 13 years.

Little is known about Abu Deraa.

The situation in Iraq continues to become more complicated as another religious militia shows its fighting capabilities.

Syria stages five bombing raids near the Iraqi border in bid to halt ISIS advance.

U.S. intelligence agencies have repeatedly warned top government officials that Iraq's Shi'ite Prime Minister Nuri al Maliki and his policies were gravely antagonizing his country's Sunni population, two U.S. security officials said on Friday.

Scarred by a decade of war, many Iraqis fear another U.S. intervention. Obama is pushing Baghdad to find a political solution.

The onetime darling of Washington is jockeying again for the top job in Iraq, but he's a very controversial figure.

Turkey's energy minister said the Kurdish oil is "entirely legitimate."