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Historic landmarks in Iraq's Mosul are reopening as the city heals from Islamic State devastation“Then one morning ... UNESCO’s experience in Mosul will shape its approach to restoring other cultural sites in war-torn areas -- including neighboring Syria, which is now starting to emerge ...
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The National on MSNThe Doors of Mosul: Conceptual art project unlocks the past to heal present woundsMosul’s Old City, once a battleground, is now home to a breathtaking work of art: two majestic alabaster gates adorned with ...
“Then my friend got really sad ... Like 38,000 others, Hussein now lives in the massive Khazer displaced person’s camp near Mosul, one of more than a dozen camps set up to deal with the ...
It now has a glass ceiling ... black IS flag on top of the minaret. Then we opened it again and the minaret was gone," said Mohammed, who never left Mosul, even at the height of the fighting.
The genocidal Muslims of ISIS used it to mark Christian houses, businesses, and properties in Mosul, according to a ... They mean it as a mark of shame, we must then wear it as a mark of hope ...
It was one of the arrival points for displaced people who had succeeded in escaping Mosul, the city under fire for weeks now. Later, as I was heading to the frontline, crossing dozens of ...
The Khasfa Well Pit, located south of Mosul, was a mass grave where thousands of victims were dumped during the ISIS era. For more than six years, the site remained covered with sand. Now ...
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