WSJ looks at the situation in Raqqa, Syria, through the eyes of two activists — and through the lens of ISIS propaganda videos.

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Raqqa, Syria — The coalition airstrikes lit up the night sky, perhaps a mile and a half away. The blast appears to be near the Old City, where ISIS is making its last stand, as it did in Mosul ...

The secret lives of young IS fighters IS wives: Why I joined the 'caliphate' in Raqqa Inside 'Islamic State': A Raqqa diary The comments from politicians may find a good deal of sympathy among voters.

So urban fighting carries a high cost. Still, for four reasons, as the battle for Mosul gets underway, it’s also time to commence the battle for Raqqa, the capital city of Daesh (also known as ...

Syrian sources added that Washington has taken its first steps to build an advanced military base in Raqqa without being subjected to any attacks or protests from elements under Jolani's command.

An curved arrow pointing right. Two Syrian women worked with the Swedish news organization Expressen to secretly film what life is like in Raqqa, the Syrian city ISIS has claimed as its capital.