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The ISIS's 'Business Model' Is Failing, Study Says
When the Islamic State advanced in Syria and Iraq in 2014, its fighters looted banks, took over oil fields and kidnapped foreigners, seemingly without facing much resistance. But fortunes have changed, and the caliphate is now in deep financial trouble, according to a new study.
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In the 'Islamic State': For Boys, God and Guns; For Girls, God and Cooking
War closed most schools in Yahyah Hadidi's home town in 2013, as battles raged between Syrian rebels and the government.
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The ISIS's 'Business Model' Is Failing, Study Says
When the Islamic State advanced in Syria and Iraq in 2014, its fighters looted banks, took over oil fields and kidnapped foreigners, seemingly without facing much resistance. But fortunes have changed, and the caliphate is now in deep financial trouble, according to a new study.
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In the 'Islamic State': For Boys, God and Guns; For Girls, God and Cooking
War closed most schools in Yahyah Hadidi's home town in 2013, as battles raged between Syrian rebels and the government.
