IRAQ

As Iraq mounted an offensive to free Mosul of ISIS, Turkey said it'd help the operation to prevent sectarian strife while the UNHCR expressed concerns about an exodus of refugees.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is set to meet with French and German ministers in London for another round of talks hoping to end the six-year conflict in Syria.

Thamer al-Sabhan’s comments about Iranian involvement in Iraqi affairs and the alleged persecution of Sunni Muslims angered local Shiite Muslim politicians and militia leaders.

It was the first major attack in the central Sinai area, signaling that the militant group may be extending its reach in Egypt.

The Islamic State group has thwarted a conspiracy to undermine the militant group's control of Mosul as the Iraqi Army plans an offensive to take the city.

Syrian and Russian aircraft continue to pummel Aleppo and other targets.

Three Syrian men are being called heroes by German Chancellor Angela Merkel and local authorities alike after thwarting a bombing attempt from a fellow Syrian migrant Monday.

The NBC television and radio host may have seen the airwaves for the last time.

Correspondence between Hillary Clinton and John Podesta, a former chief of staff under Bill Clinton, offers a revealing look at the former secretary of state's foreign policy stances regarding the Middle East.

The incident reportedly took place in Erbil, the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan, where French troops have been fighting along with Kurdish fighters against ISIS.

Donald Trump called Hillary Clinton's two terms a "disaster."

Leaders previously indicated there would be a limit on production.

Jesse Lehrich tweeted the strong comment halfway through Sunday’s presidential debate, but apologized for his tweet before the debate ended.

The Islamic holy day of Ashura has very different significance for Sunni and Shiite Muslims.

The airstrike Saturday, which the country’s Houthi-led administration said was carried out by a Saudi Arabia-led coalition, targeted mourners at a funeral in Sanaa.

Americans have enjoyed low crude prices for about two years now, but the era may soon be over—for reasons both across the Atlantic and right here in the U.S.

Reports of ISIS doling out fatal punishments to children have abounded over the last few years.

The interstate billboard is the latest effort from Muslim Americans against the terror group.

The army, backed by Shiite militias from Iraq and Lebanon, as well as Russia's air force, began an offensive against eastern Aleppo on Sept. 19 after the collapse of a weeklong truce.

ISIS, which opposes the Assad regime in Syria, has used brutal beheading videos to help recruit supporters and grow its caliphate across Syria and Iraq starting in 2014.

Turkey says it deployed troops at a base in northern Iraq late last year as part of an international mission to train and equip Iraqi forces to fight against the Islamic State group.