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Willkommen in der Partystadt Bagdad
So sieht die Hauptstadt des Irak heute aus, 15 Jahre nach dem Einmarsch der USA.
Welcome To Partytown, Baghdad
Fifteen years after the US invasion, and the war against ISIS, the Iraqi capital is alive and buzzing, with bars and restaurants open til the early morning.
A nova face do Estado Islâmico no Iraque se autodenomina Bandeiras Brancas
A bandeira negra do EI pode não estar mais tremulando nas cidades do Iraque, mas grupos militantes estão se reorganizando e representam uma ameaça muito real à estabilidade do país. Um desses grupos — conhecido como Bandeiras Brancas — construiu uma fortaleza nas montanhas para lançar seus ataques.
「ISISに加担した疑い」を理由に、ずさんな捜査で逮捕が繰り返される
身に覚えがないのにISISに加わった疑いをかけられ、10回にわたり逮捕されたチュニジア人男性がいる。中東や北アフリカでは、ISIS関連の実績を上げるプレッシャーにさらされた警察が、適当な捜査で場当たり的に無実の人を逮捕する例が後を絶たない。
The New Face Of ISIS In Iraq Calls Itself The White Flags
The black flag of ISIS may no longer be flying in cities across Iraq, but militant groups are rebuilding and present a very real threat to the country’s stability. One such group — known as the White Flags — has built itself a mountain stronghold from which to launch its attacks.
“If Any Iranian Militias Enter This Square, They Will Die”
The US says it's based near the Syrian city of al-Tanf to guard against ISIS. But the rebels Washington is backing in the area say they’re more concerned about Iran.
Turkey Has Claimed Victory Over The US-Allied Militia In Syria
Syrian rebels backed by Turkey have taken over the city of Afrin, a Kurdish city inside Syria, after two months of fighting.
Iran’s Supreme Leader Dismisses Calls To Change The Hijab Law — On International Women's Day
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s remarks come after a woman who removed her headscarf was sentenced to two years in prison.
「好きな服を選ぶ権利」を求める運動がSNSで拡散。始めたのはひとりの女性だった。
イランで人権派として知られる弁護士の1人は、政府に対し、「女性が自分の体に関わることを自分で決め、好きな服を選ぶ権利を認めるべきだ」と述べた。この動きはソーシャルメディアを通して広まっている。
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Welcome To Partytown, Baghdad
Fifteen years after the US invasion, and the war against ISIS, the Iraqi capital is alive and buzzing, with bars and restaurants open til the early morning.
Putin Is Using Spy Tactics To Split NATO From The Inside
The Russian president is using a country’s vulnerability to try to peel it away from NATO, and it may be working. “This is the application of foreign policy using intelligence techniques,” an expert said.
We Just Had Kebabs With The Guys Russia Says Prove Turkey Loves ISIS
Turkey counters charges that it supports ISIS by hosting a lunch for journalists at a kebab joint owned by two Turkish guys Russia claims are ISIS leaders.
「好きな服を選ぶ権利」を求める運動がSNSで拡散。始めたのはひとりの女性だった。
イランで人権派として知られる弁護士の1人は、政府に対し、「女性が自分の体に関わることを自分で決め、好きな服を選ぶ権利を認めるべきだ」と述べた。この動きはソーシャルメディアを通して広まっている。
This TV Executive Had A Lot Of Enemies And Now He Is Dead
Saeed Karimian, the British-Iranian CEO of the GEM Group, was murdered in Istanbul on Saturday night, prompting speculation that Iran was behind his killing.
Afghanistan’s Hipsters Have Found Themselves A Pocket Of Calm
Obscured by car bombs and a resurgent Taliban, a surprisingly resilient hipster scene has emerged in Kabul.
The Secret Of Turkey's Ever Expanding Mega-Mosques
The biggest mosque in Turkey is currently being built on a hill overlooking Istanbul. It's just one of hundreds that have gone up in recent years, raising questions about who they're for, and who's making money from them. Borzou Daragahi reports for BuzzFeed News from Istanbul.
Iran Is Outgunning And Outsmarting The US Across The Middle East
Iran has enlisted tens of thousands of young Shiite men into an armed network that is challenging the US across the Middle East. The Trump administration is not prepared.
This What A Syrian City's First Free Library Looks Like
In a war-ravaged suburb of Damascus, rebel fighters nurture a library of 15,000 books to keep the hopes of revolution alive.
Why Turkey’s Youngest Political Leader Is Making Waves Ahead Of Sunday’s Elections
Selahattin Demirtas, who is being dubbed "Turkey's Obama," was key in doubling his party’s vote and denying the ruling AKP a majority for the first time since 2002.