Year After Liberation from IS, Life in Kobani Still Tough

It has been an uneasy year since Kobani, a border town in northern Syria, was liberated from the Islamic State group. The liberation of the city was hailed as the first successful case of cooperation between the Western coalition, whose fierce airstrikes helped drive IS from the city, and Kurdish fighters, who pushed IS militants out on the ground.  But the slow recovery also shows how difficult it will be for cities in Iraq and Syria to return to normal life after they have been...

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