Kobani
With the fall of Tel Abyad, the tide begins to turn on Islamic State
Islamic State is losing control of the Turkish-Syrian border that it needs. And with its lifeline cut off, a ‘Day of Judgment’ looms.
Inside the triumph at Kobani, and the reality that awaits
Kurdish forces in Syria have turned the tide against Islamic State, but their ranks are becoming dangerously divided
Syrian Kurds take back Kobani
Michael Petrou on the expulsion of Islamic State from Kobani, the Syrian town once teetering on the brink
Why Turkey has left the Kurds to fight alone against Islamic State
The country’s inaction has angered many in the international community and ignited violent demonstrations at home