Clarissa Ward on 4 years of civil war in Syria
"The world really left Syria to its own devices," says Ward, and with ISIS now the focus of attention, Bashar Assad continues his massacre "with impunity"
CBS News' women on the front line
Gen. Martin Dempsey urges patience in fight against ISIS
The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff visited Baghdad a day after voicing frustration with Iraqi forces
Iran seen as critical in pushing ISIS out of Tikrit
"Iraqi forces alone, they cannot do this," said the governor of nearby Kirkuk
ISIS claims upper hand in fight for Iraq's cities
CBS News' Holly Williams visits the front line in the battle to reclaim major urban strongholds from the extremists
CBS News' women on the front line
To mark International Women's Day, we find out what drives some of our award-winning women correspondents and producers to risk it all for the story
"Drawn to stories that expose injustice"
CBS News correspondent Debora Patta and producer Sarah Carter have covered some of the most dangerous, heart-wrenching stories from Africa
"All bets are off in warzones"
CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer and Erin Lyall are no strangers to conflict zones, reporting from the Middle East to Ukraine
"It's so important to have that contrast"
CBS News correspondent Clarissa Ward has won two Emmy Awards for her work in Syria, but she tries not to get "bogged down"
"Americans need to know who those people are"
CBS News correspondent Holly Williams has dodged bullets on the front lines of the fight against ISIS to meet the people battling the militants
"You can still see slivers of humanity"
CBS News producer Justine Redman says "the least we can do is show up and bear witness" to areas torn apart by war, poverty and disaster
Former ISIS member explains why he left terror group
In an interview with CBS News, the former ISIS fighter explains what life was like under ISIS and why he ultimately decided to leave
No power or water in Ukrainian village, only despair
CBS News traveled to war-torn eastern Ukraine where villagers are being stranded by an onslaught of attacks from pro-Russian rebels
"It's as if the world has forgotten us"
Outrage prompted by Boko Haram militants' abduction of schoolgirls has faded, but Nigeria's nightmare is only getting uglier
Working in Gaza: "Others should be so lucky"
CBS News producer Justine Redman explains how she and her colleagues manage to stay focused -- almost all of the time
Boko Haram militant: "You see the enemies among the children, it's acceptable to fire on all of them."
Member of the terror group responsible for the abduction of nearly 300 schoolgirls warns that more kidnappings are possible
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