Noose tightens around thousands caught in Iraq's Anbar offensive
Iraq's Shi'ite Muslim-led government on Monday announced the start of operations to "liberate" the province west of Baghdad
Number of Afghan refugees returning from Pakistan surges - UNHCR
Many of those crossing the border were born in Pakistan and were going to Afghanistan for the first time
Iraq closes border crossing with Jordan to cut funds to militants
A triple suicide bombing at the Tureibil crossing in April was claimed by Islamic State
As Syrian Kurds advance against Islamic State, other ethnic groups flee
Accusations that non-Kurds have been forced to flee have tarnished the Kurds' reputation
EXCLUSIVE-U.S. poised to upgrade Cuba in annual human trafficking report - sources
Upgrade attributed to better cooperation between Washington and Havana on human trafficking issues and better treatment of victims
Boko Haram raid villages in Nigeria's Borno state, killing 12
Troops from a regional taskforce recently withdrew from Damasak
SPECIAL REPORT-Bedouins drawn into Egypt's Islamist fight
The kidnapping and murder of a Bedouin woman by Islamist militants has outraged tribal leaders
EXCLUSIVE-Is global aid reaching Syrians in need? Charities battle to deliver
Some charities, U.N. agencies can't confirm aid is reaching the right people in may areas of Syria, where 12 million need assistance