- + Former Swiss officer Johan Cosar sentenced for fighting IS—A former Swiss army officer is convicted for his part in fighting against Islamic State in Syria.
- + Shamima Begum in Syria: Where now for IS bride?—With her UK citizenship revoked and the IS caliphate dying, where should Brits like Shamima go next?
- + How is the end of the Islamic State group's caliphate being reported?—BBC Monitoring looks at how the demise of the Islamic State group is reported by opposing factions in the region.
- + ‘Our grandson is lost in a war zone’—The father of a British jihadi killed in Syria is trying to find his three-year-old grandson who is still the country.
- + Syria war: US to leave 200 troops for peacekeeping after withdrawal—The announcement follows fierce criticism of President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw US troops.
- + Israel's Beresheet Moon mission gets under way—The privately backed Beresheet robot leaves Earth on a mission to land on the lunar surface in April.
- + Fabien Clain, French jihadist and 'voice of Paris attacks', reported killed—The French jihadist who claimed the 2015 attacks for IS is thought to have died in an air strike in Syria.
- + The dilemma over IS fighters' children—The children, whose parents were Islamic State members, are at the centre of an international battle.
- + Shamima Begum: What is her legal status?—The UK has stripped the IS bride of her British citizenship - so what happens now?
- + Israel elections: Netanyahu challengers Gantz and Lapid join forces—Two of Israel's strongest candidates announce an alliance in a bid to beat the PM in April polls.
- + Israel's Beresheet robot sets its sights on the Moon—The Beresheet robot is a privately funded venture that aims to land and hop across the lunar surface.
- + Hoda Muthana: Trump says IS woman barred from US return—Hoda Muthana, who was born in the US, regrets her actions and wants to return, her lawyer says.
- + UK rehomes some 100 Syria White Helmets and family members—The volunteer group has saved more than 115,000 lives in Syria's war zones, the UK government says.
- + Shamima Begum will not be allowed here, Bangladesh says—Bangladesh says there is "no question" of Shamima Begum being allowed into the country.
- + Shamima Begum case: I have one citizenship, says IS bride—Shamima Begum is thought to be of Bangladeshi heritage - but the country denies it has any responsibility.
- + Egypt executes nine over 2015 killing of public prosecutor—The men were convicted of involvement in a car bombing that killed public prosecutor Hisham Barakat.
- + Islamic State group: Civilians evacuated from last Syria enclave—Lorries are seen leaving the Syrian village of Baghuz, where 200 families were reportedly trapped.
- + How many IS foreign fighters are left in Iraq and Syria?—More than 40,000 jihadists from 110 countries are thought to have travelled to Syria and Iraq.
- + IS: Lorries evacuate civilians from last Syria enclave—Lorries are seen leaving the Syrian village of Baghuz, where 200 families were reportedly trapped.
- + From slums to stardom: How young star's life has changed—From Beirut's slums to Norway, Oscar-nominated film Capernaum changed its star's life dramatically.
- + Oscar-nominated film Capernaum, shows real people in Beirut—From Beirut's slums to Norway, Oscar-nominated film Capernaum changed its star's life dramatically.
- + Netanyahu and the allegations of corruption—Middle East Correspondent Tom Bateman explains the allegations of corruption against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, claims he himself deni...
- + Paras and Royal Anglians in Afghanistan as Nato bodyguards—Hundreds of East Anglian troops are back in the country, five years after UK forces pulled out.
- + 'Crossing the Channel by boat is risky - we came by lorry'—Azis and his family were thinking of crossing the Channel in a small boat, but heard horror stories from fellow migrants.
- + The Syrians returning home after years of fleeing war—Meet some of the Syrians returning home and trading, at the re-opened crossing between Jordan and Syria.
- + Islamic State group: Could it rebound from caliphate defeat?—Although the IS caliphate may be over, tensions in Iraq and Syria mean the ideology remains alive.
- + Pakistan rolls out red carpet for Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed—Imran Khan needs Saudi money to stave off an economic bail-out - but this is not a one-way relationship.
- + Our sign language romance—Habib and Carole, a deaf couple from Lebanon, say they hope their children will be born hearing so they don't have to face the challenges they did.
- + Paul Conroy: 'They were being slaughtered, I wanted to tell their story'—In 2012, photographer Paul Conroy entered Syria and was trapped in the besieged city of Homs.
- + Iran rally marks 40th anniversary of Islamic Revolution—Tens of thousands of people brave the snow in Tehran to mark the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
- + Iran revolution: 'I wore a hijab and head-banged to Nirvana'—Three generations of women in Iran reflect on how the 1979 Islamic Revolution changed their lives.
- + Iranian women - before and after the Islamic Revolution—Images show Iranian women pictured before and after the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
- + The defected diplomat turned Barnsley budgie vlogger—Khaled al-Ayoubi was once Syrias's most senior UK diplomat, but now breeds birds in Barnsley.
- + Karim Hossam: The rise and fall of a match-fixing tennis prodigy—How one of the world's best young tennis players became one of its most corrupt.
- + Rosamund Pike on playing the 'fierce' war reporter killed by the Syrian regime—Rosamund Pike's film about Marie Colvin comes after a court blamed the Syrian regime for her death.
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