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The Bloody Split Within ISIS

In the years after 2014, ultra-radicals within ISIS began to condemn their leaders and fellow militants—and were hunted down in response.

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ISIS’ Intelligence Service Refuses to Die

In Iraq, the war of weapons is over, but the war of information is not.

Vera Mironova, Ekaterina Sergatskova, and Karam Alhamad

Troops from the Syrian Democratic Forces inspect a captured ISIS weapons cache in Raqqa, October 2017.

ISIS Oct 27, 2017 Snapshot

The Lives of Foreign Fighters Who Left ISIS

In our conversations over the last year with several current and former Russian-speaking fighters, which comprise the largest group of foreigners in ISIS, we learned...

Vera Mironova, Ekaterina Sergatskova, and Karam Alhamad

An ISIS militant making an announcement in Tabqa, Syria, August 2014.

ISIS Sep 22, 2017 Snapshot

Will Former ISIS Fighters Help the Rohingya?

Al Qaeda has used the occasion of renewed violence against Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar to release an unofficial call to arms. The question is who is going to answer...

Vera Mironova and Ekaterina Sergatskova

Rohingya children in Cox's Bazaar, Bangladesh, September 2017.

Security Sep 7, 2017 Snapshot

The Chechens of Syria

Those who fight with ISIS are just one group of Chechens now operating in Syria.

Vera Mironova and Ekaterina Sergatskova

Security Aug 1, 2017 Snapshot

How Ukraine Reined In Its Militias

The Ukrainian government has managed to stifle the independent armed groups fighting on its side in the war in eastern Ukraine. Its success offers lessons for other...

Vera Mironova and Ekaterina Sergatskova

Members of Right Sector during an anti-government rally in Kiev, July 2015.

ISIS Feb 15, 2017 Snapshot

Cracks in the Islamic State

The U.S.-led operation to reclaim Mosul has created a religious rift within the Islamic State.

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