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Irbil Citadel Restoration Slows As Iraqi Kurds Devote Funds to Fighting IS

After being closed for months, Iraqi Kurdistan's Irbil Citadel - 8,000 years old and one of the longest-inhabited spaces in the world - has been re-opened to the public amid major efforts to restore and protect the site. But with government funds hit by the fight against the so-called "Islamic State," progress looks uncertain. John Owens takes a look at efforts to give the citadel a new lease on life and talks to those behind the restoration about what comes next.

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