So-called Islamic State has managed to capture swathes of land, but militarily the group is not that formidable, write Hassan Hassan and Michael Weiss
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Islamic State militants in Syria seize the ancient city of Palmyra, monitors say, putting its World Heritage site at risk of destruction.
At least four things must happen, none of which lies in the realm of fantasy.
Islamic State militants have blown up the Arch of Triumph in the ancient Syrian city of Palmyra, officials and activists say.
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US military aircraft conduct their first airstrikes against the Islamic State - the militant jihadi group that controls much of Iraq, as stranded refugees beg for international assistance.
Europe will still exist but, as with the great Christian Byzantine Empire that is now Turkey, will it still embody Judeo-Christian civilization?
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Islamic State defeated, 'caliphate' eliminated, Syrian Kurds declare. Islamic State has been defeated at its final shred of territory of Baghouz in Syria
Islamic State militants reportedly seize the last Syrian government-controlled border crossing with Iraq, after taking ancient Palmyra.
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PM Haider al-Abadi says Iraqi troops are now in complete control of the country.
The Islamic State group says it was behind a deadly suicide bombing on a Shia mosque in Saudi Arabia, apparently its first attack in the kingdom.
People living in the Bab Nergal area of Mosul, close to the historic site of Nineveh, said militants told them they would destroy the walls, pictured, if the Iraqi army attacked, a report claims.
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IS has lost its 'capital' Raqqa, but it has taken the might of a global alliance to crush it.
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi tells the BBC he "totally" opposes Arab nations joining air strikes against Islamic State in his country.
