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Villagers of Deir Garnos hang a banner that shows the portraits of the seven victims the village lost in the attack.

29 Christian Egyptians killed by ISIS on May 26, 2017. On the way with three vehicles, the victims had been on pilgrimage to the St Samuel the Confessor monastery when they were attacked. The attack took place a few kilometers before the monastery. May 2017. Photo by Jonathan Rashad

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The Evolution of ISIS (2006 – 2017)

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A Conversation with H.A. Hellyer: The Future of US-Egypt Relations

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Discussion with Amb. Frederic Hof on the Anniversary of the Syrian Revolution

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Photo Essay: North Sinai’s Coptic Christians Flee the Islamic State

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A Conversation with Lawrence Pintak: Muslims and the New Administration

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The Children of Ghouta Protest for a Normal Life

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What Are Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton’s Plans for the Middle East?

A migrant sleeps under a busy road bridge, close to the entrance of "The New Jungle" camp in Calais, France, August 9, 2015. For most of the 3,000 inhabitants of the "Jungle", a shanty town on the sand dunes of France's north coast, the climax of each day is the nightly bid to sneak into the undersea tunnel they hope will lead to new life in Britain. REUTERS/ Juan Medina - RTX1NNWS

Portrait of a Syrian Refugee in the Jungle

An aerial view shows makeshift shelters and tents where migrants live in what is known as the "Jungle", along the Rocade road, an approach road to the French port of Calais, France, September 7, 2016. Picture taken September 7, 2016. REUTERS/Charles Platiau - RTX2OMO3

Signs of Change in the Jungle

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Islamic State Networks in Turkey

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How ISIS Describes its Government Structure

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