A country in ruins The price of victory: a country in ruins.
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A Future in Ruins , by Lynn Meskell (Oxford) .
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Families return to the liberated city of Fallujah — only to find it in ruins Families return to the liberated city of Fallujah — only to find it in ruins This segment originally aired Oct.
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We spoke with those whose lives are left in ruins.
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Streets are left in ruins following protests on May 24.
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What we see around us might be in ruins tomorrow.
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Homes lay in ruins in Les Cayes, Haiti on Oct.
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Kindergartens and homes near the military base lie in ruins.
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Read: What's next for the city ISIS left in ruins?
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Much of the UNESCO heritage old city is in ruins.
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This store lay in ruins, but that one still stood.
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"I wasn't stupid," another character says, her life in ruins.
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Today, the island lies in ruins, completely overrun by nature.
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In Vernazza, almost half of the terracing is in ruins.
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As a result, Gaza's economy, not surprisingly, is in ruins.
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"The city is in ruins; it needs time," he said.
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The presidency actually is a dictatorship, their economy is in ruins.
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The city was left in ruins, bodies scattered in the streets.
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That big gorgeous life was too beautiful to be in ruins.
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Even so, a dozen houses stand in ruins, half awaiting demolition.
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The electricity grid, water supply and road network are all in ruins.
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Raqqa remains razed and in ruins more than seven months since liberation
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The camp, once home to 160,000 Palestinian refugees, now lies in ruins.
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Beira, Mozambique, is left in ruins following Cyclone Idai on March 24.
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What she remembers is in 2001, the World Trade Center in ruins.
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Churches, mosques and khans that have stood for centuries lie in ruins.
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Many of the buildings were abandoned, burned out, or completely in ruins.
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Many houses were in ruins, but a surprising number were under reconstruction.
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The United States, Japan, South Korea, and North Korea are in ruins.
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When it was over, Liberia's economic and political system was in ruins.
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When World War II ended, large swaths of Moscow lay in ruins.
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It was the only clear path through a town largely in ruins.
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Airstrikes and ground battles have left much of the city in ruins.
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The city was finally retaken in early 2016, but left in ruins.
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In the late 1980s, the Kurdistan region of Iraq was in ruins.
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Syria's vicious six-year conflict has left vast urban landscapes in ruins.
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The Hotel Mercure is left in ruins following an impact from Hurricane Irma.
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The article "From Syria, an Atlas of a Country in Ruins" from Feb.
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Our interest in ruins is in some sense truly a fetish, an obsession.
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Pop's shop is in ruins and it turns out his finances were, too.
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Doğan painted an image of Nusaybin in ruins with Turkish flags flying above.
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In 1995, when the country lay in ruins, GDP per person was $125.
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Hiroshima in ruins after its atomic bombing during World War II in 19463.
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He had left several defenders in ruins with his time on the field.
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The structure rose in the Ptolemaic period and was in ruins for millenniums.
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One week after Hurricane Maria barreled through Puerto Rico, it's still in ruins.
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This summer, the club lies in ruins after a fire devastated the venue.
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I was 12 years old, and my parents' marriage was already in ruins.
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He owns about 20 buildings, half of them in ruins, and two houses.
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Tokyo was in ruins, with much of its population living in shanties. Gen.
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Most of its resident have not returned as their homes are in ruins.
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A once-thriving metropolis of wealth, power and culture is now in ruins.
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It is harder to agree with his argument that modern liberalism "lies in ruins".
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It's not just his credit that's in ruins at this point — it's his credibility.
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Done wrong, it could pour fuel on Pakistani fires, leaving Chinese plans in ruins.
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The SPD's morale was in ruins after an election loss a few months earlier.
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Three decades on from Iran's war with Iraq, the region still lies in ruins.
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Centuries-old buildings and temples lie cracked or in ruins, like festering national wounds.
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Images on local media show the previously prosperous city of 200,000 now in ruins.
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She sang one of them, "A Church in Ruins," as a hushed, skeletal encore.
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The building was in ruins; the fire department inspected it a short time ago.
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The "caliphate" may be in ruins, but that doesn't mean ISIS is gone forever.
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LIVES IN RUINS: Archaeologists and the Seductive Lure of Human Rubble, by Marilyn Johnson.
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" Afterward, when his enterprises lay in ruins, people would say, "He was too greedy.
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The Bost Hotel, like the city it was named after, was left in ruins.
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American-backed forces are currently battling ISIS for control of a city in ruins.
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His explosion of rage has left so many lives in ruins, including his own.
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Hours after the storm left her home in ruins, Gayle Sweet refused to leave.
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Whereas Aleppo (in Syria) and Mosul (in Iraq) lie in ruins, Mukalla is almost unscathed.
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Most buildings are in ruins and there is no food, electricity or any sewage facilities.
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MUCH of Syria lies in ruins, but Bashar al-Assad's bureaucracy of repression hums along.
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It left homes and buildings in ruins, high flood waters and debris across the area.
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In 1945, he arrived in a Hong Kong in ruins from a brutal Japanese occupation.
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Bobby Fish is pissed that Pop's shop is in ruins again over all this nonsense.
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After Mr Trump's press conference in New York on August 15th they lie in ruins.
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Is it really likely that Trump will target Amazon relentlessly until it is in ruins?
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Too many children have had their lives cut short, families destroyed, communities left in ruins.
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Meanwhile, their former home, Upton Park, is lying in ruins, a heap of smouldering ashes.
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Homes, roads, bridges, schools, hospitals, electricity plants and water systems are in ruins, ICRC said.
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Residents and rescuers say the campaign has left dozens of villages and towns in ruins.
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His father is dead; his ancestral home is in ruins; his sweetheart has married another.
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In Dominica, which Hurricane Maria left in ruins, nearly 30% of the population is poor.
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A year and a half after Iraq declared victory, the Old City is in ruins.
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While Capone's cell is refurbished, the rest of the prison still eerily stands in ruins.
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The economy was in ruins, and everyone knew who was to blame for that: Republicans.
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Much of the country's infrastructure lies in ruins, and millions of people have been displaced.
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The Carpetbagger How do you schmooze when so much of the state is in ruins?
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Synopsis: After the devastating events of "Avengers: Infinity War" (2018), the universe is in ruins.
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Liberia in 2003 was a country in ruins, with an entirely traumatized and marginalized population.
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Synopsis: After the devastating events of Avengers: Infinity War (2018), the universe is in ruins.
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"I wished I was dreaming," Brandon Troupe said of seeing their planned project in ruins.
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The battle left the city in ruins and some 1,200 people dead, including Mr. Hapilon.
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The conflict has left the country in ruins and impoverished, and has starved its population.
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Much of Raqqa, the area's largest city and once the jihadists' capital, remains in ruins.
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Fire Station 5 lies in ruins after a firestorm swept over the neighborhood in Santa Rosa.
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All his twisted fantasy leaves behind is a country in ruins, a people devastated and divided.
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Homes lay in ruins after the passing of Hurricane Matthew in Les Cayes, Haiti, Thursday, Oct.
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"Towns and villages are in ruins and communities have no access to basic services," UNICEF said.
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He could not have known that today his efforts would digitally revive a city in ruins.
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It was difficult to see the places and areas I visited as a child in ruins.
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Missiles hit that facility four times within minutes, the humanitarian group said, leaving it in ruins.
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After the war, the effort to rebuild our world began, but Las Vegas remains in ruins.
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Six days later, when it finally subsided, two-thirds of the city was left in ruins.
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And it's one that Puerto Rico hopes doesn't leave it in ruins like San Ciprián did.
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The hopeful narrative about 2020 heralding a modest rebound in global growth now lies in ruins.
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A fire in 1969 began the process of decay that leaves the castle in ruins today.
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We went from modest comfort to having not just our homes but our lives in ruins.
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Six years after independence, South Sudan's economy is in ruins and inflation is above 800 percent.
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His country was in ruins, and he wanted to do his part to help rebuild it.
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Now, the kosher market is in ruins, the cash register and walls riddled with bullet holes.
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The continent was in ruins, its people were starving and its economies were out of balance.
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Barbuda, Antigua's little sister 13 miles to the north, on the other hand, is in ruins.
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Barbuda, Antigua's little sister 28 miles to the north, on the other hand, is in ruins.
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Archaeologists have discovered safes in ruins all around the world and in many a sunken ship.
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Ringquist takes the viewer down the colorful yet decaying streets of Havana, depicting a paradise in ruins.
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When the Syrian army captured the city from rebels in December 2016, the area was in ruins.
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A Hong Kong building is left in ruins during the aftermath of Typhoon Mangkhut on Sept. 219.
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It also won the Costa Novel Award, as did her subsequent novel A God in Ruins (2015).
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Aerial footage showed dozens of homes were also in ruins in Keswick Lake Estates to the north.
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For many of us, seeing Malibu in ruins and being unable to fix it was too much.
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It took more than two years to fully subjugate the city's rebels, leaving entire districts in ruins.
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Much of Diyarbakir's historic heart, the Sur district ringed by Roman-era walls, was left in ruins.
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The earthquake killed an estimated 160,000 people and left much of the already impoverished island in ruins.
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We were taking nudes on buildings in ruins in Mexico City's downtown after the earthquake of 1985.
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A year after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, many parts of the island are still in ruins.
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Canyon Gate was still in ruins, its streets strewn with moldy furniture, the stench of rot everywhere.
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"I wrote the poem, intentionally, with sharp edges and all hopes of innocence in ruins," she said.
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The Lebanese artist's first US retrospective reveals a haunting mythology of lands in ruins and new beginnings.
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As painful as it is to watch a life in ruins, Mr. Weiner brought degradation upon himself.
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It's been a year since Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico, and the island is still in ruins.
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Zimbabwe was once the breadbasket of Africa, but under Mugabe's policies the economy was left in ruins.
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Mosul, Iraq, is left in ruins after three years of ISIS rule and war, July 14, 2017.
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Large parts of the country have been left in ruins by nearly five years of civil war.
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The five-month battle to retake Marawi from pro-Islamic State rebels left the city in ruins.
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The center of the picturesque lakeside town is now in ruins due to heavy shelling and aerial bombing.
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Residents and rescuers say the three-month-old campaign has left dozens of villages and towns in ruins.
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In a video posted to the Rockingham Update Facebook page, the restaurant appears to be left in ruins.
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It's like middle school, except among grown adults trying to fundraise for a U.S. territory in ruins. Hilarious!
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Inside an immense reception hall—once in ruins, but newly refurbished—the chef is expecting us for dinner.
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Photos of the destruction showed homes in ruins, streets filled with debris and houses lifted off their foundations.
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The bubble burst and the Scotsman was forced to leave the country in disgrace, his scheme in ruins.
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Irma has proven catastrophic, killing 2100 people this week in the Caribbean and leaving entire islands in ruins.
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But we are now seeing a level of destruction that will leave an already battered city in ruins.
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But the real reason the president is being impeached is that the Brazilian political system is in ruins.
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While Mr Rees-Mogg soaked in a warm bath of adulation, the British political system lay in ruins.
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More than 400 people died, thousands of Irish were detained and parts of Dublin were left in ruins.
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Months later, when Abdullah arrived, he found his own house in ruins, and several dead ISIS fighters inside.
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The hurricane shredded the prime minister's house overnight and left much of the island -- population 73,3003 -- in ruins.
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Under the circumstances, it's little surprise that he left his political party in ruins as he left office.
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But this week, after winds that reached 155 miles per hour, much of the town was in ruins.
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Residents and rescuers say the two-month-old campaign has left dozens of villages and towns in ruins.
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But a few years ago, YouTuber Matt Sonswa snuck onto the island to capture the park in ruins.
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Parts of the island are still without electricity, thousands of residents lack shelter, and much remains in ruins.
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At thirteen, Theo survives a terrorist attack that kills his mother and leaves an art museum in ruins.
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On the left, the Socialist Party and the Europe Ecologie Les Verts, or E.E.L.V, party lie in ruins.
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Residents and rescuers said dozens of towns and villages were in ruins from weeks of intensive aerial bombing.
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The teaser ends with the camera pulling away to reveal that half of Cayde's bar is in ruins.
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Almost four years later, the Baba Amr neighborhood that was the epicenter of the rebellion remains in ruins.
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TAIPEI, Taiwan — This time last year, the political future of Taiwan's president, Tsai Ing-wen, was in ruins.
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He was selling tomatoes and cucumbers from a stand, on a block where many buildings were in ruins.
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In each case, the natural disasters displaced hundreds of thousands of people and left the countries in ruins.
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A slow surrender has been ongoing since Tuesday, when the violence subsided, with the campus was in ruins.
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Decades of neglect have left the landlocked country's road system in ruins and safety regulations are rarely enforced.
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Guerra said that aside from some basic cleanup, the prison has sat empty and in ruins ever since.
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When The Associated Press visited in April, it found Raqqa in ruins and its streets smelling of rotting bodies.
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A$AP Rocky allegedly left a NYC apartment he rented in ruins, and now he faces a massive lawsuit.
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When Mr. Ramazan returned to open the shop during the Taliban years, much of the market remained in ruins.
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The contrast with Mosul, where nine months of street-by-street combat left the city in ruins, is stark.
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With an absentee champion, and a placeholder champion who no longer wanted to fight, the division was in ruins.
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On Carleton Island in upstate New York, an abandoned mansion known as the Carleton Island Villa sits in ruins.
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But that's expensive, and when entire communities lie in ruins, there are never enough contractors to do the work.
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Hurricane Maria left Puerto Rico in ruins, with mass power outages and almost half the residents without drinking water.
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Many neighborhoods have been left in ruins, and hundreds of thousands of people have been forced from their homes.
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The poorest, their rural livelihoods in ruins, will most likely have no choice but to head to the cities.
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It's been just over a year since Hurricane Maria ravaged Puerto Rico, and the island is still in ruins.
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That faith in the affirming power of creation is being tested today as parts of Florida lie in ruins.
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When the real estate bubble burst, some of those facilities were closed or abandoned; a few are in ruins.
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The bridge near Florida International University was in ruins, having collapsed into a pile of concrete and twisted metal.
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With much of Europe and Asia in ruins after World War II, an isolationist country had become world leader.
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Rescue services and witnesses say hostilities have left many towns in ruins and knocked out dozens of medical centers.
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It ends with images of the wall Israel built to keep out suicide bombers and the Muqata in ruins.
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While most of Mexico Beach lies in ruins, many evacuated residents still haven't seen what's left of their homes.
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She speaks of these spaces where silence reigned as now being in ruins, both the monasteries and the prisons.
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Hurricane Katrina, a Category 5 storm, killed more than 1,800 people and left much of New Orleans in ruins.
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Useless thoughts like that—but necessary interruptions from the reality that my life was in ruins because of liquor.
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Seoul, South Korea's capital, would soon — if not already — lie in ruins due to North Korea's large artillery capabilities.
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Amnesty International has said 80 percent of the city still lies in ruins, with thousands of bodies under the rubble.
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The coalition's successes in Kobani, Syria, and Sinjar, Iraq, have also left communities in ruins, with few resources to rebuild.
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Now in ruins, the walls of Zishtova Fortress remain in remarkably good shape despite the castle's long and tortured history.
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Here's what lies in ruins: portions of Pacific Coast Highway buried under landslides, a disintegrated spillway and a cracked bridge.
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Parts of the town, which is surrounded by a mountain range stretching toward the border with Syria, lie in ruins.
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By its end, she is walking through the house she shared with her husband and their children, now in ruins.
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A new-look economy Zimbabwe was once the bread basket of Africa, but Mugabe's policies left the economy in ruins.
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My life was in ruins, but I felt relieved — at least I was free of all the deception and disgust.
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At the end of "A God in Ruins," by Kate Atkinson, I was crying so hard that I nearly choked.
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Six years of civil war has left most of Syria, a country once known for its ancient cities, in ruins.
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But much of his country is in ruins, with rebuilding costs estimated by the United Nations to exceed $250 billion.
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By the time the army prevailed five months later, the largest Muslim-majority city in the country lay in ruins.
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But thousands, mainly civilians, were killed, and the great pride of the Viet empire — the royal Citadel — was in ruins.
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"When daylight comes the castle falls in ruins and O'Donahue returns to his grave," wrote Hemingway in a spidery scrawl.
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With the health care plan seemingly in ruins, this person said, the tax overhaul will very likely take top priority.
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Tens of thousands of people have been killed, some 5,000 are still missing, and its towns were left in ruins.
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However, the corridors were not constructed with precision, and time has taken its toll on them, leaving many in ruins.
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That notion was shaken by the housing collapse, which left millions of Americans in foreclosure and their finances in ruins.
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Every town becomes a cultural ghetto while Americans become strangers to one another and the civic fabric lies in ruins.
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The 7.5-magnitude quake and the tsunami that followed left the city of Palu -- home to 350,000 people -- in ruins.
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Mosul, a city left in ruins when the Islamic State was finally driven out in July, is beginning to rebuild.
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In the weeks and months that followed the Camp Fire, residents of Paradise returned to find their hometown in ruins.
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May's deal in ruins and adds further confusion to the country's politics, just two weeks before the scheduled departure date.
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A civil war in Libya has left the country with two rival governments, cities in ruins and more than 4,000 dead.
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Troops quelled the insurrection, which left more 1,100 mostly militants dead and the heartland of the mosque-studded city in ruins.
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The town laid in ruins until 2017, when a nearby municipality decided to try and transform it into a functioning town.
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Farms and homes that you visited in the previous game are now in ruins, sometimes hiding dark secrets or useful supplies.
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Now the ancient city lies in ruins, 70 percent of its population has fled, and those who remain live under siege.
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"What we need is food, water, medicine, but to up now we've got nothing," said an unidentified man standing in ruins.
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The fancy new apartment buildings have held together, just barely, but the older brick court apartments and motels lie in ruins.
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The bottom line: The net effect of maximum pressure is an Iran with its economy in ruins but its regime intact.
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Whole towns lie in ruins, many workers have fled, been killed or gone to fight, and international sanctions hobble external trade.
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It's really mass destruction ... similar to the blitz of the Second World War, hospitals have been destroyed, neighborhoods are in ruins.
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When Americans think of dysfunctional places they imagine cities like Detroit, where large areas are literally in ruins, says Mr Pipes.
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Raqqa in ruins Drone footage of west Raqqa offers a rare glimpse of the utter destruction in ISIS' stronghold in Syria.
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A year and a half after the battle, Mosul's Old City is still in ruins, and unexploded bombs regularly kill people.
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From the ferry, I caught my first glimpse of the hospital that now stands in ruins near Ellis Island's main building.
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In these dark times, with America's global prestige apparently in ruins, surely we would rally to have him on our side.
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America, including its literature, is now in ruins, and the next four years will be far worse than anyone can imagine.
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That would also explain why Daenerys sees the throne room in ruins in her vision at the House of the Undying.
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Libya is in ruins, and our Ambassador and his staff were left helpless to die at the hands of savage killers.
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We were dazzled by the coruscating metropolis of Seoul, which, the last time these men saw it, lay smoldering in ruins.
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He is a contractor and said that many of the homes he worked on over the years were now in ruins.
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Homes are left in ruins after a tornado storm system passed through the area the previous night in Celina, Ohio, May 230.
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A series of deadly storm systems has left communities across the Midwest in ruins as residents brace for a more severe weather.
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Dayton resident Tenley Taghi told NBC News the tornado left her street in ruins, adding that she didn't hear any warning sirens.
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The city of Mosul, Iraq, is seen in ruins following an ongoing conflict to retake the city from ISIS, on July 14.
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Our driver guided us through Ezaz and Tal Rafat, both cities in ruins after bombings that had destroyed homes, schools and hospitals.
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The Camp Fire left the town of Paradise in ruins, and many survivors of the blaze don't know what their future holds.
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When government forces and Shiite militias retook the Anbar capital of Ramadi in late 2015, the city was left largely in ruins.
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Shihan, a government-held area, used to be right on the front line; now, after years of fighting, it lies in ruins.
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She is used to seeing the streets in ruins, full of debris; houses without walls or ceilings; and trees broken or burned.
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Mr Assad seems emboldened to retake the last bit of his country (never mind that what he controls is largely in ruins).
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Lopez Obrador has said Pemex was in ruins when he took office due to corruption and the neoliberal policies of previous administrations.
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The city of Concepcion, Chile, and the Maule and Bio Bio regions were devastated, with buildings in ruins and roads left unpassable.
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Bashar al-Assad still holds the title of president in a Syria that lies largely in ruins after years of civil war.
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Libya is in ruins, our ambassador and three other brave Americans are dead, and ISIS has gained a new base of operations.
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Instead, they will embrace the current arrangement, in all of its recklessness, at least until their agenda is complete—or in ruins.
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At least 15,000 people are now displaced in the region, where towns and villages are left in ruins, including several historic buildings.
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Tawergha remains abandoned and in ruins, and it is not clear how residents can resettle there before basic infrastructure has been restored.
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With Hapilon and fellow militant leader Omar Maute killed in the fighting to liberate Marawi, those plans appear to lie in ruins.
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About a thousand protesters snaked through capital Port-au-Prince's downtown, a district still largely in ruins after a devastating 2010 earthquake.
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Even though the castle was left in ruins, it still became the backdrop for the 1997 film "Prince Valiant," starring Katherine Heigl.
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In the city's Coffey Park neighborhood, homes are in ruins -- the fire seemed to consume everything that wasn't steel, concrete or brick.
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A rocket-propelled grenade and broken glass clutter the entrance to the health club, where the sauna and jacuzzi lie in ruins.
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This system is currently in ruins as a result of government mismanagement, a lack of accountability, corruption and competing constituencies, experts agreed.
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It was a productive partnership for James — the Heat had a dominant four-year run — but he left the Cavaliers in ruins.
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Some power plant employees were injured during the earthquake, which has left multiple homes and buildings in ruins and killed one man.
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Tyga owes $186,275.89 to F&S Investment Properties after he allegedly abandoned ship and left the space in ruins ... according to docs.
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" She tells The Creators Project: "My work is concerned with cultural failure (the failure to make life better), and utopian ideals in ruins.
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Parts of Fallujah, another big Sunni town that was damaged when it was recaptured from jihadists in June 2016, are still in ruins.
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In Palu, tsunami waves as high as six meters (503 feet) smashed into the beachfront, while hotels and shopping malls collapsed in ruins.
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When the second Palestinian uprising erupted in 264, the airport's runway and control tower were bombed by Israel and it remains in ruins.
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He moved out in December 2017, and allegedly left the place in ruins -- burn marks in the pool, dead landscaping, and busted cabinets.
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The Iraqi government requested $88 billion to help them rebuild after ISIS militants left millions displaced and parts of the country in ruins.
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The previous victims who filed complaints left the company, their careers in ruins, and in return for money, signed agreements that muzzled them.
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In the 1970s, the state of Missouri bought the property and did some restoration work, but the former mansion remains largely in ruins.
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While some parts are still in ruins, others have been rehabilitated to include a hotel, holiday apartments, a museum and a youth hostel.
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The fundamentals aren&apost going to change; there are no looming plot twists, and consequently the naysayers&apos case now lies in ruins.
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George R. Lawrence, Photograph of San Francisco in ruins from the Captive Airship, 22018 meters above San Francisco Bay, overlooking the waterfront, 22013.
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When the couple bought the property, two of the barns were (and still are) in ruins and both of the houses were uninhabitable.
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The blaze in Northern California's Butte County killed 219 people, destroyed about 2000,25 homes and left most of the town of Paradise in ruins.
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The new drone footage, released today by the Russian Ministry of Defense, shows the central section of Palmyra's famous amphitheater now lying in ruins.
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When that's all settled they show the spaceship hyperspeed away and the trailer then cuts to what looks like a London street in ruins.
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In her ruling on Wednesday, Masipa said that although the Steenkamps had suffered a great loss, Pistorius' life and career were also in ruins.
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Swearing it was this way, he led me down a mountainside, past a granite house and tombs in ruins, to a crumbling stone wall.
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The throne room is in ruins, with Daenerys driven mad by the central conflict of her character: Is she a tyrant or a reformer?
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After the end of the Second World War Asia, just like the rest of the world was in ruins and vulnerable to communist expansion.
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Although the buildings are in ruins, they still stand as a memorial to World War II — and the brave soldiers who served their country.
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Eighty percent of Pedernales, the coastal epicenter of the quake, is in ruins, and close to 6003,000 buildings across the country have been destroyed.
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To the north, a community of mobile homes was in ruins, and trees leaned on the power lines that electrify this chain of islands.
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Without him, the Cavaliers were left in ruins, a perennial resident of the draft lottery as one of the worst teams in the league.
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After the battle, the fallout The Old City and its western districts, which were pummeled by US-led coalition airstrikes, are still in ruins.
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It lay in ruins until the non-profit Aga Khan Trust for Culture (AKTC) took over its renovation in an agreement with the city.
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While this uprising caused enormous upheaval and disappointment, supposedly leaving the Peruvian economy in ruins, it broke up the unjust and oppressive hacienda system.
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There were some sites in this town, and in Dundas, like this stone-crushing site that was on the escarpment that was just in ruins.
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Even if they're all in ruins, did terrible things, and the world is on the brink of collapse, the legacy they leave behind is worthwhile.
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With the unions in ruins or run by colluding thugs, blue-collar America was up for grabs, with many feeling spite, disdain, humiliation, and hatred.
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As they sought out medical care for other relatives wounded in the attack, he said they found one hospital in ruins and another in flames.
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As we've reported, his relationship with Khloe Kardashian is in ruins at the moment, and after her family left town there's no buffer between them.
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Russia certainly doesn't have the resources to carry it out, but extremism is likely to breed again if much of the country remains in ruins.
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These include a remarkable pair: "Project for the Transformation of the Grand Galerie" and the futuristic "View of the Grande Galerie in Ruins" of 1796.
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After surviving wars, floods, and a harsh climate for hundreds of years, Shibam, one of the world's most remarkable cities, could soon be in ruins.
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After the fighting ended, large parts of Iraq were in ruins and tens of thousands of people were displaced with no homes to return to.
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All the women face daunting challenges of overseeing the rebuilding of cities that lay in ruins with little to no help from the international community.
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Hurricane Maria left it in ruins Margo Silva, the hospital's planning manager, said they were double staffed with high level managers, nursing technicians and physicians.
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Versace explains the history of his company's Medusa logo, recounting that he first spotted the image while playing in ruins as a child in Calabria.
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Shortly after World War II, the Netherlands lay in ruins, but there was nevertheless a lot of effort immediately put into maintaining the Indonesian colony.
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Las Vegas is in ruins before the movie reaches the title screen; after that, every American city and national landmark seems to be fair game.
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And volunteers began to clean up the numerous homes, restaurants and churches, like the East End United Methodist in Nashville, that were left in ruins.
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Over the course of the expedition, they found a large number of the sacred buildings, long abandoned, in ruins or on the verge of collapse.
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A devastating allied campaign of air raids left the Baroque city centre in ruins; an estimated 25,21990 people died, most of them women and children.
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My family had to move because there was no future in rural Gujarat; 200 years of British colonialism had left the Indian economy in ruins.
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With the Waterford home now in ruins, it seems Handmaid's Tale is setting up its human rights-smashing society to suffer the same fate this season.
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According to a release from Syfy, with much of North America lying in ruins, the rest of the world braces for the inevitable – a global sharknado.
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Following her so-called "companion" novel, "A God in Ruins", "Transcription" returns to the theme of war with a less structurally ambitious but equally gripping plot.
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By the time he left office, that goal was basically achieved and iconic barriers like the Berlin Wall were in ruins less than a year later.
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"This place was basically in ruins before," said musician Raul Prades, 54, pointing to the wall of a crumbling warehouse in Old Havana, plastered with graffiti.
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Thus, in spite of its shortcomings, Life in Ruins is an enlightening, important biography of a woman who could be both brashly anachronistic and remarkably current.
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Nothing in Gears of War is pleasant: the human race, removed from Earth and building a new existence on the planet of Sera, is in ruins.
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They built two temples there, which became focal points for their religion and their peoplehood, maintaining that centrality, even in times that it lay in ruins.
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Villages making contact with the outside in early October, days after the cyclone ripped through the impoverished nation's picturesque western peninsula, like Jeremie, were in ruins.
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To see the Syrian air base smoldering in ruins is to believe that perhaps there is a small semblance of justice in the world after all.
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According to the lawsuit, Hellie reportedly left Milano and her husband, David Bugliari, "with millions of dollars in debt and their credit in ruins," Variety reports.
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ISIS is marching across the Middle East, Libya is in ruins, Iran is on the path to nuclear weapons, and Iraq is a mess, he said.
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In the heartland of Christianity in Iraq, the many Christian villages of the Nineveh Plains sit in ruins almost a year since their liberation from ISIS.
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Duart was restored in 1911 when Sir Lachlan's great-grandfather, Sir Fitzroy Maclean, bought back the castle, which had been left in ruins for 150 years.
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During her 22.2 years in power, Liberia tried to turn the page on two civil wars that had left this once moderately prosperous country in ruins.
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The hurricane struck as a Category 4 storm marked by torrential rain and forceful winds, devastating conditions that left the much of the island in ruins.
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But, Stoll writes, "Seeing without history is like visiting a city after a devastating hurricane and declaring that the people there have always lived in ruins."
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Notre Dame will rebuild Easter Sunday began in Paris with parts of the ancient Notre Dame Cathedral in ruins and with the French nation vowing to rebuild.
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In the west, where pockets of fighting continue and three-quarters of the city's infrastructure lies in ruins, rates of return are slower, but are ongoing nonetheless.
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It may not currently have a CEO with the panache or pizzazz of Steve Jobs or Elon Musk, but that doesn't mean the company is in ruins.
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Most of these new parishes are either the churches which were destroyed and were built again, or these are churches which were in ruins and were restored.
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Cities in ruins The Syrian president made his defiant remarks Monday during a symbolic visit to the former rebel stronghold of Daraya, a now-devastated Damascus suburb.
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Related: North Carolina's Abandoned 'Wizard of Oz' Theme Park Will Haunt You Mike Tyson's Former Mansion Becomes a Megachurch Detroit Drone Flyover Reveals a City in Ruins
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All over the world, there are abandoned castles that stand in ruins, but none of them have quite as interesting a history as North Wales' Gwrych Castle.
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But he ended up winning 232 electoral votes and, most important, did it by breaking into the Upper Midwest, leaving the blue Big Ten firewall in ruins.
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While much of Malibu lies in ruins, the city's mayor pro tem, Jefferson 'Zuma Jay' Wagner, is recovering in a hospital after trying to save his home.
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The first challenge for Emmerson Mnangagwa, Zimbabwe's President and successor to the iron-fisted Robert Mugabe, is to stabilize, then revitalize, an economy Mugabe left in ruins.
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If wistful affection for a golden age in our collective and personal past lies in ruins, how do we embrace the future that will eventually devour us?
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Piece by piece, a new World Trade Center has risen around it, including 1 World Trade Center, which looms over an area that was once in ruins.
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That statement was made a day after a tragic fire engulfed Brazil's National Museum in flames and left the oldest scientific institution in the country in ruins.
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As late as 2015, with Zimbabwe already in ruins and Mr. Mugabe unwelcome in much of the world, the African Union appointed him chairman for the year.
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He recited one of his latest verses: I came to this alley to ask about my love I wander in ruins; I hoped she hears my sigh.
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Rescue services and witnesses say the bombing campaign that has killed several thousand civilians has left many towns in ruins and knocked out dozens of medical centers.
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Some were ousted by bloody rebellions (the American and French Revolutions) or collapsed in ruins (the Hapsburg Empire), and many have ruthlessly marginalized whole classes of people.
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The Paramount Network show's host Jon Taffer headed to the island to rescue El K'Rajo, a family-owned beach bar that was left in ruins after the storm.
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The oath itself went off without a hitch ... however, Prez Trump's speech -- filled with images of an America in ruins -- seemed to rub the Obamas the wrong way.
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However, they failed to gain the trust and support of Sirte's wary tribal elders, still stinging from the revolutionary fighting in 2011, which left their town in ruins.
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Bombing has left parts of the once-teeming Yarmouk Palestinian refugee camp in ruins, and the United Nations raised warnings over the fate of civilians still stuck there.
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Almost all of Sirte's estimated population of 80,000 have fled since Islamic State took over, and parts of the city have been left in ruins by recent fighting.
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But in late October a colleague drives him through Ypres, whose medieval Cloth Hall lies in ruins, and out to the forward line near the village of Passchendaele.
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She recently had the chance to see it in ruins, recognizing it only by the fragments of her torched antique carpet that somehow managed to survive the flames.
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When Iraqi forces and their allies drove out the militants three years later, the pump was out of action and the irrigation canals it supplied were in ruins.
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By Elisabetta Povoledo Their basilica in ruins, monks from America believe their small brewing operation can help an entire town to recover from Italy's worst earthquake since 1980.
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Both Kennedy and Khrushchev understood that despite (or perhaps because of) the overwhelming power of their military forces, an actual nuclear war would leave both nations in ruins.
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The opposition said air strikes in southern areas of Idlib province had left dozens of towns and villages in ruins in what it called a "scorched earth policy".
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When they returned four months later, having been told that it was safely under the control of opposition forces, they were shocked to see the city in ruins.
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Here is what parts of Florida look like: Mexico Beach The storm made landfall Wednesday afternoon near Mexico Beach, leaving large swaths of the beach destination in ruins.
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The western half of the city of Mosul, most of the Syrian city of Raqqa and numerous others wrested from the militants along the way are in ruins.
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But with Tyndall in ruins and the military families living there displaced indefinitely, the fighter training program at that critical base appears to have suffered a serious blow.
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Using historical data, 21997D-printed pieces, and architectural software, archaeologist Alexei Vranich from UC Berkeley has created a virtual reconstruction of Pumapunku—an ancient Tiwanaku temple now in ruins.
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It's how he captured this apocalyptic scene just west of San Juan where a stretch of four-lane highway lay in ruins after a nearby river washed it away.
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Today, the facilities at the Nicosia International Airport lay in ruins, and the remaining usable structures are used mainly as the headquarters for the UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus.
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Michael, which wasn't downgraded to tropical storm until midnight, devastated most of the coast of the Florida Panhandle, leaving places such as Panama City and Mexico Beach in ruins.
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Big coal makes a similar move when it claims the "war on coal" will lead to an economy in ruins and the collapse of the American way of life.
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"On the surface, The Caged Pillows is a story about the way we've come to communicate, removing ourselves from human touch, alone but together," Pehrson explained in Ruins magazine.
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To see Syrian jets smoldering in ruins at the hands of the American military is to take just pride in being citizens of the most righteous nation on earth.
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That is especially true of Hugo Chávez's "Bolivarian revolution", which used oil wealth (now dried up) to build an elected autocracy and a state-controlled economy (now in ruins).
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More recently I adored lovely, sad Teddy in "A God in Ruins" and cranky old Ove in "A Man Called Ove," although Ove should have been 79, not 59.
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In the second film, "The Airport," projected on three screens, Mr. Akomfrah focuses on the economic crisis in 21st-century Greece, which he depicts as an empire in ruins.
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It was one of the highlights of my grandfather's life, as a member of the Judge Advocate General's Corps, to help rebuild Germany after it was left in ruins.
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In September, two of the most powerful Atlantic basin storms ever recorded left places — among them, Dominica, Puerto Rico, Barbuda, St. Martin and the U.S. Virgin Islands — in ruins.
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There are a dozen fat tomes with transcripts of the congressional hearings on monopoly power in 22010, when the world was in ruins and the Soviets on the march.
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In Turkey, most of the Christian churches were in ruins, their vaulted ceilings now rubble, with battered carvings and faint traces of once-colorful frescoes left on the walls.
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As the siege of the southern Philippine city of Marawi enters its fourth week, more than 200 people have been killed and much of the city lies in ruins.
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Williams, the 22-times grand slam champion, can take the number one ranking back by the end of the tournament, leaving Kerber's hopes of building a dynasty in ruins.
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Six Flags operated the New Orleans theme park from 2002 until 2005, when it was flooded by Hurricane Katrina (it was previously known as "Jazzland") and left in ruins.
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The fire left the synagogue in ruins, but WCCO reported that firefighters were able to save several religious relics including eight Torah scrolls that are important to the congregation.
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It is not in the U.S. interest to tolerate senseless talk about bombing Lebanon into taking actions it has little control over, and which will leave Lebanon in ruins.
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Sunday's earthquake follows tremors in and around Rome last week, and after a devastating quake in Amatrice in August, which left 300 people dead and entire villages in ruins.
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He was working at St Luke's as early as 1945, when he treated victims of the World War Two Tokyo firebombing that left vast swathes of the city in ruins.
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THE scene is appallingly familiar: entire towns in ruins; thousands of people without food, water or shelter; clothes and belongings strewn across the landscape; the dead buried in mass graves.
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Footage on the CNN Turk channel showed offices inside the police station in ruins and filled with smoke after the bomb exploded just outside the complex at 9:20 a.m.
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The Japanese scored an important victory at Pearl Harbor, but the attack pulled the United States into World War II and four years later Japan was in ruins, utterly defeated.
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Haftar, presenting himself as the scourge of Islamists, began a campaign in Benghazi that took more than three years to complete and left parts of Libya's second city in ruins.
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It is the summer of 1945: the fighting in Europe is over, the city is in ruins, the streets are heaving with refugees and a radical Labour government is imminent.
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Forces loyal to eastern-based commander Khalifa Haftar prevailed in Benghazi's conflict after protracted urban battles against Islamists and other opponents that left parts of the port city in ruins.
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In Season 2, Daenerys visits the House of the Undying, where she walks across a vision of the throne room in ruins, burned to a crisp and covered in snow.
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British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and Brexit minister David Davis departed over Prime Minister Theresa May's plans to leave the European Union, leaving the British leader's Brexit plans in ruins.
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A massive earthquake leveled buildings 16 years before surges of hot volcanic material swept across the city in 79 AD. Thousands were killed and the city was left in ruins.
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In 2015, news broke that government officials connected to the National Party embezzled hundreds of millions from the Honduran Institute of Social Security, leaving the public health system in ruins.
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On Thursday the Taliban stormed a military base in the southern province of Kandahar, killing at least 43 of the 60 soldiers manning the base, which was left in ruins.
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The tornado and its accompanying severe weather killed at least 22 people and left numerous homes and buildings in ruins overnight, including a popular music venue called The Basement East.
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But it has also left entire cities in ruins with no clear path to rebuilding and done little to address the issues of poor governance that fueled the jihadists' rise.
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And the same sort of damage is occurring again this year, part of an unprecedented back-to-back die-off that may leave large segments of the reef in ruins.
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As well-to-do Bahamians check on the status of their beachside palatial estates, the poor residents find their makeshift homes on the outer islands in ruins from Hurricane Dorian.
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This week, central Italy suffered a devastating, 6.2-magnitude earthquake that has killed at least 250 people and left multiple towns in ruins, most prominently, Amatrice, the center of the quake.
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I am hoping in my lifetime to have the same good fortune in resurrecting the Church of St. John the Baptist that sits in ruins in the nearby town of Sebastiya.
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But if Republicans leave Obamacare gutted and the political arguments that led to it in ruins, there's not going to be a constituency for rebuilding it when Democrats win back power.
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"The decisions made by the Obama/Clinton group have been absolutely disastrous," he continued, bemoaning a Libya in "ruins," a "disastrous" civil war in Syria and terrorism in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula.
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Offices in the police station were left in ruins and filled with smoke after the bomb exploded in front of the complex, destroying part of the facade, CNN Turk footage showed.
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When Real Madrid returns to Champions League action on Wednesday, it will do so with its season in ruins: Zidane's team sits fourth in La Liga, 17 points adrift of Barcelona.
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These scintillating studies in orchestral color are based on piano miniatures the composer wrote in 1945, when the State Opera lay in ruins in the Soviet-occupied sector of the city.
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The city is in ruins from airstrikes and artillery barrages, and the cackle of small-arms fire and the thuds of mortar shell explosions were evidence that the fighting remains intense.
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On Monday morning, she returned not to relax but to survey her home, and she was unable to muster the courage to see if it was in ruins, as she feared.
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And with that, he vows to find a more subtle way to ensnare Axe, rather than fighting fire with fire, which has left his career and personal life in ruins. 3.
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Those games, held less than 20 years after a crushing defeat in World War Two left Tokyo in ruins, are seen in Japan as marking its return to the international community.
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Witnesses also reported air strikes in southern areas of Idlib province in what the opposition said was a "scorched earth policy" that has left dozens of towns and villages in ruins.
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Those games, held less than 20 years after a crushing defeat in World War Two left Tokyo in ruins, are seen in Japan as marking its return to the international community.
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Unclear if there was as much damage as there was at the FairBridge Inn & Suites, where we're told they recently crashed at ... allegedly leaving a room in ruins after a fight.
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"A friend of my father took me out for the day once and showed me where the city was in ruins, just these cavernous places where buildings had been," she said.
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The evacuation deal was reached between Russia and Turkey, which backs the rebels, after months of heavy shelling and airstrikes that left entire neighborhoods in ruins and killed hundreds of people.
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Residential and government buildings, heritage sites, schools and health posts were left in ruins, rural roads bridges, water supply systems were snapped, agricultural land, trekking routes and hydropower plants were devastated.
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But if they spent more time in the mainstream culture and in society in general, perhaps they wouldn't have this sense that everything is degenerate and Western civilization is in ruins.
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The city is the latest objective in the U.S.-backed war on Islamic State, following the recapture of Mosul after a nine-month campaign that left much of the city in ruins.
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When her former boss is framed for a brutal attack, she's forced to track down the perpetrators and stop an attack that could leave both the real and fey worlds in ruins.
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Some of these castles are in ruins, some are near rivers, some are on islets, some are embedded on the mountain side but all are impressive strongholds that hold so much history.
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On the other side of the Pacific this weekend, Ecuador's biggest earthquake in decades killed at least 350 people, caused devastation in coastal towns and left an unknown number trapped in ruins.
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Why it matters: Eight years into a conflict that has created millions of refugees, helped fuel the rise of ISIS, and left much of Syria in ruins, innocent people are still dying.
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In Homs, which Syrians once dubbed the "capital of the revolution" against President Bashar al-Assad, the Muslim quarter and commercial district still lie in ruins, but the Christian quarter is reviving.
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Crystal Jensen, tears running down her face, said the storm passed in just three minutes, but it left her house in ruins and blew away photos and a bracelet from her father.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - With one surprise court ruling, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces the risk of contesting next year's election with key pieces of his economic and environmental plans in ruins.
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At the other end of the ring this weekend, Ecuador's biggest earthquake in decades killed at least 235 people, caused devastation in coastal towns and left an unknown number trapped in ruins.
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Now it was a communist state still in ruins, run by a single political party, the Socialist Unity Party, and struggling to come to terms with its new place in the world.
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Tal Afar, a longtime Islamic State stronghold, is the latest objective in the war following the recapture of Mosul after a nine-month campaign that left much of that city in ruins.
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"We will expand our missile capabilities despite Western pressure ... to let Israel know that if it acts foolishly, Tel Aviv and Haifa will brought down in ruins and totally destroyed," he said.
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More than 1.2 million soldiers were killed on all sides, and an additional 1.6 million civilians, many killed by a brutal US bombing campaign which left most of North Korea in ruins.
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At the time, Masipa ruled that although the Steenkamps had suffered a great loss, Pistorius' life and career were also in ruins, adding that "a fallen hero can never be at peace".
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"Resistance Ceiling Red and Blue" (2015), a work in ink on paper, for instance, presents a mansion in ruins, but upon closer inspection, the chandelier has been replaced by a machine gun.
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In 2018, anthropologist Lynn Meskell published A Future in Ruins, a study of UNESCO and its World Heritage program, arguing that UNESCO has strayed from its original, idealistic goals of world peace.
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That's what's new in the protests taking place in Venezuela — the conviction that the 21st-century socialism begun by former President Hugo Chávez has failed and has left the country in ruins.
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The latest Syrian offensive has prompted the biggest civilian exodus in a civil war that has killed an estimated 400,000 Syrians, displaced millions more and left much of the country in ruins.
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In 1983, according to local records, Mr. Xi approved the reopening of the temple to the public, even though it was still in ruins, and he eventually installed Youming as its abbot.
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With a few neighborhoods already in ruins, worsening fire conditions Wednesday pushed walls of flames toward thousands of more homes in the northeastern Alberta town, in the heart of Canada's oil sands region.
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MOSUL (Reuters) - A year after Iraqi forces recaptured Mosul from Islamic State the city's healthcare system remains broken, its hospitals lie in ruins and even basic services are lacking, according to aid groups.
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Turkey's Syria strategy in ruins as Aleppo teeters Top diplomats from Russia, U.S. talk Syria in Munich Yet Russia and the United States both insist they are committed to obtaining peace in Syria.
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LESHNICE, Albania (Reuters) - Many old Albanian Orthodox churches and the art they contain lie in ruins due to decades of neglect but they could attract tourists if they are repaired, according to experts.
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With my plans to work as a visiting fellow at the City University of New York seemingly in ruins, I couldn't help shedding tears as I was escorted to the airport police station.
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The SDF's four-month battle against Islamic State in Raqqa, aided by coalition air strikes, left much of the city in ruins and forced much of its population to flee to camps nearby.
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Down the street, though, was the sign of a battle with a more dismal ending: a pile of photographs and film canisters stacked on the sidewalk, and behind it, a home in ruins.
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The rapid-fire trials of alleged ISIS members come on the heels of a bloody, three-year war that has left Iraq's society deeply divided and much of the country's north in ruins.
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Masipa said in court that while the Steenkamps had suffered a great loss, "fallen hero" Pistorius' life and career were also in ruins, and that a long prison term "would not serve justice".
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With much of Iraq in ruins after the prolonged war with ISIS, Baghdad issued a desperate plea to the U.S. and neighboring allies to donate $88 billion to help rebuild the fragile nation.
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AZAZ, Syria (Reuters) - In Syria's northwest, where people uprooted by war are crammed into camps, medics fear the coronavirus would spread widely if it reaches a country with its healthcare system in ruins.
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AZAZ, Syria (Reuters) - In Syria's northwest, where people uprooted by war are crammed into camps, medics fear the coronavirus would spread widely if it reaches a country with its healthcare system in ruins.
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Hundreds of civilians have been killed while over a half a million people have been uprooted from villages and towns that now lay in ruins and sought shelter at the border with Turkey.
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But many others are families whose homes are now in ruins, people who are wondering whether they will receive housing assistance from the government or whether they will have to fend for themselves.
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Iraqi forces recaptured Mosul in July after nine months of fighting that caused the evacuation of more than 950,000 residents and left large swaths of the western half of the city in ruins.
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Past truces have proved short lived in the months-long bloody campaign to wrest control of the last rebel stronghold that has killed hundreds and left dozens of towns and villages in ruins.
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What I really hate about you, my beloved, is that The ships on Yangtze river are now in ruins And the earth under my feet starts to collapse while the lightning flashes above me.
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The vestiges of the techno-society that preceded the main story, presumably by millennia, live on in ruins of massive infrastructure projects, buried and forgotten, or pipelines sprawled in spider-like fashion across mountaintops.
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Benghazi now wants greater influence but parts of the city are in ruins after more than three years of fighting linked to a broader conflict that developed in Libya after the country's 2011 uprising.
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Only the government side has air power, and intense bombardment, including regular airstrikes, barrel bombs dropped from helicopters and suspected chlorine attacks, have left much of the eastern part of the city in ruins.
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The occasion was the introduction of Nissan's Leaf EV, a car that's still on sale today, even though Ghosn's career is in ruins as he awaits trial in Japan on charges of financial malfeasance.
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Thousands of PKK fighters, as well as hundreds of Turkish soldiers, have reportedly died in the renewed fighting, which also displaced tens of thousands of people and left some towns and districts in ruins.
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A day after the storm roared ashore, and with the Panhandle in ruins, Mr. Brooks went to check on their home, bringing back a canvas picture of him with Ms. Taylor and her son.
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The victory marked the formal end of a bloody campaign that lasted nearly nine months, left much of Iraq's second-largest city in ruins, killed thousands of people and displaced nearly a million more.
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And any direct US negotiations with North Korea are far better than the alternatives, which include the prospect of a cataclysmic war that would kill millions and leave both North and South Korea in ruins.
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Troops, backed by U.S. and Australian surveillance aircraft, routed the militants after five months of airstrikes and ground assaults that left more than 1,200 mostly Islamic fighters dead and the mosque-studded city in ruins.
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The slowdown in rubber wood output marks another blow for one of the world's poorest countries that relies on rubber exports and whose two civil wars that ended in 2003 left the economy in ruins.
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In Eva Palmer Sikelianos: A Life in Ruins, Leontis reveals the little-known story of what was, for Eva, the performance of a lifetime: recreating, on a daily basis, the arts of the ancient Greeks.
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Witnesses say the driver plowed into the crowded market around the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, a partly destroyed church whose bombed out spire was left in ruins as a reminder of the devastation of war.
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Germany's Johannes Ludwig won the bronze, his compatriot Loch finishing a scarcely believable fifth, ending eight years of Olympic dominance, with his bid to match compatriot and mentor Georg Hackl's 1990s hat-trick in ruins.
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Read more: 12 abandoned mansions around the world that likely used to be worth millionsHere's a look at some of the most expensive structures ever built that now sit empty, many of them in ruins.
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Later in the day, the prime ministe told reporters he estimates upwards of 90 percent of Barbuda, with a population of roughly 1,600, was in ruins and 60 percent of the population was now homeless.
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Its gargantuan temples and superb civic buildings, almost all in ruins now, contain so much archaeological information scattered over so many acres that, logically, there is no single ideal place from which to view them.
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With its infrastructure in ruins, millions displaced and the Kurds in control of territory east of the Euphrates River, Syria's war would still be a long way from resolution, even with Idlib in government hands.
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There is also a limited amount of fuel, which you can add to by collecting items you'll come across on the road or in ruins that you then feed into the fuel tank when needed.
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When Poldark finds that his father is dead, his inherited farm is in ruins, and his sweetheart has married another, he obviously has no choice but to commence farming — shirtlessly, of course — for episode after episode.
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Alyssa Milano and her husband, David Bugliari, are suing her former business manager for allegedly leaving the couple "with millions of dollars of debt and their credit in ruins," according to court documents obtained by PEOPLE.
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Graffiti Nature - Creatures Living in Ruins of a Public Bathhouse The latest in teamLab's Graffiti Nature series, an abandoned public bath hosts animals drawn by guests which eat each other and propagate according to an algorithm.
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Troops backed by U.S. and Australian surveillance aircraft routed the militants after five months of airstrikes and ground assaults that left more than 1,200 people, mostly Islamic fighters, dead and the mosque-studded city in ruins.
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After more than two years in office, President Hassan Rohani will cite the achievement as evidence that his policy of engagement with the West has worked, ending a crisis that had left Iran's economy in ruins.
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Liam Hemsworth shares striking photo of his home in ruins after Malibu fires Concerns over looting have grown now that multimillion dollar mansions have been evacuated and there's no power to arm alarms at the houses.
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"Iran has less to lose than Saudi Arabia," a military analyst told Insider, explaining that Saudi Arabia's ability to severely harm Iran "is not going to be much consolation" when their energy infrastructure is in ruins.
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Several thousand U.S. troops are still in the country, mostly for training but also to carry out raids against IS. The campaign to uproot the militants left whole cities in ruins and has hit Iraq's economy.
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The show, a well-written NBC comedy full of exceedingly likable characters, is set in a Walmart-like retail outlet, and by the episode's end, the store was in ruins, having been leveled by a tornado.
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Today, however, much of Diyarbakir lies in ruins, thanks to a series of armed conflicts that most recently erupted after peace talks broke down between the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and the Turkish government in 2015.
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First presented 23 years ago at the Destruction in Art Symposium in London, Raphael Montañez Ortiz's "Piano Destruction Concert" involves the use of an axe to generate sound from the piano, leaving the instrument in ruins.
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Several thousand U.S. troops are still in the country, mostly for training but also to carry out raids against IS. The campaign to uproot the militants left whole cities in ruins and has hit Iraq's economy.
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While we love the classical past in many forms, we are continually drawn to that past in ruins: columns that are isolated, decontextualized, cracked or in pieces; capitals and bases lying on the ground; statues without heads.
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Three wind-whipped wildfires burned, with one in the northern part of the state advancing to the outskirts of the city of Chico, forcing thousands to flee after it left the nearby town of Paradise in ruins.
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As we reported, Khloe and Tristan's relationship is in ruins right now, and her plan is to bounce out of Cleveland as soon as she and True are medically cleared to make the flight back to Cali.
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In Northern California, the Camp Fire advanced rapidly to the outskirts of the city of Chico early on Friday, forcing thousands to flee after it left the nearby town of Paradise in ruins, California fire officials said.
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Tasmania's convict past was also sidestepped for decades, with Port Arthur left in ruins before becoming what it is today: an impressive apparatus for remembering, complete with a ferry, interactive exhibit for children and well-trained guides.
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Hiroshima has unleashed great literature — starting with John Hersey's unparalleled account in The New Yorker, published in 1946 while the city still lay in ruins — and some of the most profound moral debates of the 113th century.
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Seoul's original hanok began their large-scale disappearance in the early 215s, when colonial rule left swaths of land around the city's central palaces — then still inhabited by the fading aristocracy of the Joseon dynasty — in ruins.
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"If we don't so something this town (Aleppo) will soon just be in ruins and will remain in history as a town in which the inhabitants were abandoned to their executioners," French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault said.
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In another sign of the Syrian government's determination to gain territory, it evacuated more rebel fighters from the last opposition-held district of Homs, which would complete the government's recapture of the central city, now largely in ruins.
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Half its cities lie in ruins, much of its fertile land has been abandoned; millions have been displaced within the country, millions more have fled beyond it; hundreds of thousands have died; there is no end in sight.
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While the eastern part of the city is on the road to recovery, west Mosul, where ISIS made its final stand, remains in ruins, with the bodies of civilians and Islamic State fighters still buried under the rubble.
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Cars and homes have been left in ruins, and those stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic on Highway 63 have been posting photos and videos of burning buildings along the way and horses, running to escape the fire.
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The makeshift camp of 250 tents sprang up in early February after armed groups from the city of Misrata blocked convoys of displaced families trying to approach Tawergha, a town of about 40,000 that still lies in ruins.
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But as its members slink off the battlefield to melt into local populations or infiltrate nations in Europe, Africa and around the world, they leave a region in ruins and an almost impossible challenge for the United States.
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Many of the residents of the opposition enclave fear the return of Assad's authoritarian rule and look to Turkey to halt the Russian-led campaign that has killed hundreds and left dozens of towns and villages in ruins.
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Syrian troops backed by Russian forces have been battling since December to eradicate the last rebel strongholds in the region in a war that has killed an estimated 400,000 Syrians and left much of the country in ruins.
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His triumphant image today is in stark contrast to a year ago, when he was a pariah on the world stage, his image as a millennial modernizer in ruins after the murder of the Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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But earlier in the week, the slow-moving hurricane pummeled the Bahamas for nearly 48 hours as a Category 5 storm with sustained winds of 185 mph, leaving at least 30 dead and thousands of homes in ruins.
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The Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg announced on Monday that it had signed a memorandum of understanding with the Syrian Museum and Antiquities Authority to restore some of the historical sites in Palmyra that still lie in ruins.
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Instead of a Trojan horse, there is a horse as metaphor: Énée (Brandon Jovanovich, indefatigable) makes a coup-like deal with the Greeks that goes awry, leaving Troy in ruins and him in flight with his surviving comrades.
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Resistance by an estimated several thousand militants fighting to the end collapsed after weeks of aerial bombing of the area that left many of the towns and villages in their hands on the banks of the Euphrates in ruins.
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When he returned to Texas, he immediately saw that his eight-month old business was in ruins: The windows had been shattered, the truck's grill had been damaged, and some of his kosher meats and cheeses had been stolen.
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The apse was packed up, piece by piece, and delivered to the Cloisters in Northern Manhattan in the 1950s — the chapel was in ruins by then, having been all but abandoned in the Renaissance, but the apse had survived.
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The aerial bombings in which Moscow has also deployed special forces on the ground to push deeper into rebel-held territory has left dozens of towns in ruins and knocked down hospitals and schools, rescuers and aid agencies say.
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NORRISTOWN, Pa. — His Hollywood career and good-guy image in ruins, Bill Cosby was led off to prison in handcuffs Tuesday at age 4003, sentenced to three to 10 years behind bars for drugging and sexually assaulting a woman.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel's plan for an orderly succession is in ruins and the chances of an early election in Germany have risen after her conservative protegee, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, gave up her ambitions for the top job.
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For disaster recovery situations, which robots like these are often developed for, the robo-snake could more easily traverse piles of rubble or damaged infrastructure that lay in ruins, which even humans, and human-like robots, would have trouble with.
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It's been two years since pro-Russia separatists in Eastern Ukraine broke away from the rest of the country, triggering a war that has killed more than 9,000 people, displaced 1 million civilians, and left entire towns and villages in ruins.
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The Rotterdam club were in ruins when he took the reins in summer 2011, an all-time low having been reached the previous season when they were thumped 10-0 by PSV en route to their lowest ever league finish.
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What I saw there — bin Laden's hideouts in ruins, al-Qaeda's fighters dead and scattered, their Taliban enablers in chaotic retreat — gave me hope that we might at last be on the verge of cutting out the cancer of bin Ladenism.
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The reopening of the Surp Giragos Armenian Church, which is now the largest Armenian church in the Middle East, after nearly a century in ruins has encouraged "hidden" survivors in Turkey of the 1915 genocide to rediscover and embrace their heritage.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - In October 1964, Japan became the first Asian nation to host an Olympics, showing off its growing technical prowess and returning to global society not 20 years after a crushing World War Two defeat left Tokyo in ruins.
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Life in Ruins reveals Eva's connections to some of the most important cultural figures of her day — Isadora Duncan, Henry Miller, Colette and George Cram Cook, to name a few — and shows how she worked with, diverged from, and influenced them.
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The crash on the eve of the Copa Sudamericana final left Chapecoense in ruins but the 31-year-old de Melo, who was playing at the time for a rival Brazilian side, did not think twice when the club called him.
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BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) - The old center of Benghazi lies in ruins but one shopping street has sprung up in the war-ravaged Libyan city, with sportswear and fashion stores that would not be out of place in Dubai or Istanbul.
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"The first challenge facing the Iraqi government and international organizations is to provide basic necessities of life for more than 400,000 Iraqis who have been displaced from the western part of Mosul, which mostly lies in ruins," Gerges told CNN.
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The Russian-led assault in opposition held northwestern Syria not only left dozens of villages and towns in ruins but according to the United Nations forced over 300,000 civilians to flee to the safety of areas closer to the Turkish border.
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It forgets that much of the rest of the world was in ruins after the end of the second world war, clearing the field of competition in the economic sphere, or that the spectre of nuclear annihilation was ever-present.
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Reconstruction in the Old City will cost billions of dollars, according to the U.N., but, aside from the exorbitant cost, I had the impression that the Iraqi government has been content to leave it in ruins, as a kind of punishment.
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In an otherwise stellar finale, the incident gets further reduced to a mere plot device to bring Stone in front of the jury for closing arguments — something that may need to happen for dramatic reasons but leaves Chandra's career in ruins.
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"He explained that the Saudis are "always extremely hesitant to escalate to a full-scale war" because while they could destroy targets in Iran, "that is not going to be much consolation when much of your energy infrastructure is in ruins.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.After a nine-month battle, ISIS was finally expelled from Mosul earlier this year, leaving devastation and destruction in its wake—homes lie in ruins, and residents bear the physical and psychological scars of war.
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It's been two years since pro-Russia separatists in eastern Ukraine broke away from the rest of the country, triggering a war that has killed more than 9,000 people, displaced a million civilians, and left entire towns and villages in ruins.
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At least 25 people were killed and the storms left numerous homes and other buildings in ruins across several counties, and left tens of thousands of people without power and hundreds at least temporarily looking for another place to live.
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Since he took office, Mr. Trump has been trying to limit the role of the United States in Syria, where a seven-year war has shattered the country, killed hundreds of thousands of people and left entire cities in ruins.
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Becca Hess, her brother, and best friend turned off their radio on Wednesday afternoon, dreading news of worsening conditions in their hometown, which they'd left as a vicious wildfire forced out 23,22016 people and left parts of it in ruins.
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Becca Hess, her brother, and best friend turned off their radio on Wednesday afternoon, dreading news of worsening conditions in their hometown, which they'd left as a vicious wildfire forced out 80,000 people and left parts of it in ruins.
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Nearly two years of war between a Western-backed Arab coalition led by Saudi Arabia and the Iran-allied Houthi movement has left more than half of Yemen's 20143 million people facing hunger, its economy in ruins and food supplies disrupted.
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In Daniel Kehlmann's "Tyll," published in German in 2017 and now appearing in an impeccable English translation by Ross Benjamin, the gaunt trickster navigates the havoc of the Thirty Years' War, the 17th-century conflict that left Central Europe in ruins.
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" Mr. Lethem marvels at "New York's capacity to persistently disgorge secrets hidden in plain sight, lost histories in ruins and still a part of the (barely) functioning infrastructure," and which, he writes, "most people only complain about of silently endure.
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MOSUL/BAGHDAD, Iraq (Reuters) - The leaning al-Hadba minaret that towered over Mosul for 850 years lay in ruins on Thursday, demolished by retreating Islamic State militants, but Iraq's prime minister said the act marked their final defeat in the city.
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Evacuees in San Diego County, where a 271,100-acre fire was only 15 percent contained as of late Friday night, told of swiftly encroaching flames that left at least six people injured, prized racehorses dead and dozens of homes in ruins.
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The Kurdish-dominated Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) which finally vanquished Islamic State in Raqqa on Tuesday face a big task rebuilding a city left in ruins by months of intense fighting and heavy air strikes by the U.S.-led coalition.
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In part one, made up of these photos of the remains of settlements, some are in ruins, but to me the strangest examples are the parking lots or playgrounds, where the original settlement hasn't just been removed but emphatically built over.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The seven-year Republican quest to scrap Obamacare, a major campaign vow by President Donald Trump, lay in ruins on Friday after the Senate failed to dismantle the healthcare law, with congressional leaders now planning to move on to other matters.
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The name "Sentinels" should be familiar to any fan of the X-Men comics or films — in Days of Future Past, they were the powerful robots who were eradicating mutants in a bleak, dystopian future where much of the world was in ruins.
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Owing in part to those factors, hurricanes this year have left catastrophe in their wake: Harvey caused historic flooding in Houston; Irma devastated the Florida Keys; Katia triggered deadly mudslides in Mexico; and Maria left Puerto Rico and nearby islands in ruins.
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Before hostilities ceased in Korea on July 292, 21950, more than 1.2 million soldiers were killed on all sides, as well as an additional 1.6 million civilians, many killed by a brutal US bombing campaign which left most of North Korea in ruins.
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This is a show that has momentum, despite its immediately hook-y starting point: Almost a century from now, nuclear warfare has left the planet Earth in ruins, prompting humanity — the handful of thousands that survived, anyway — to flee for the stars.
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But today, like many battered and cash-strapped communities across Libya, Ubari is in ruins and with little prospects for a new life, an apt metaphor for the devastated country that has been at war since the 2011 revolution toppled dictator Muammar Qaddafi.
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British lawmakers on Friday rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's plan for withdrawing from the European Union for the third time, leaving her policy in ruins and casting the nation's politics into further confusion with the scheduled departure date looming two weeks away.
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And that's the most dangerous aspect of the current standoff, and the issue that could most easily lead to a conflict whose potential human costs are so high — millions dead, millions more wounded, major cities lying in ruins — as to be almost unimaginable.
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Syrian troops backed by Russian air power have been battling since December to eliminate the last rebel strongholds in the region in a war that has killed an estimated 400,193 Syrians, displaced millions more and left much of the country in ruins.
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It is now the 500th day since Donald Trump was inaugurated and after months of predictions that a Trump presidency would lead this country in ruins -- well, it&aposs now undeniable that the entire world is seeing massive, serious progress under the president&aposs leadership.
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After Japan's defeat in the second world war, its transformation from a country in ruins to the world's third-largest economy, from warmaker to peaceable nation—it has not fired a single bullet in anger since the end of the second world war—is extraordinary.
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We broke the story ... Jake and Max are being sued by the homeowners for allegedly leaving the place in ruins following Jake's year-and-a-half tenancy ... but now Max claims his name should never have been on the lease in the first place.
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Together, the two works explicitly highlight the grim irony of the Black body being both a profitable commodity in the realm of professional sports, and one of the most targeted by law enforcement and society — both dynamics of which leave the body in ruins.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A massive wildfire burning out of control in the foothills of central California has left at least 150 homes in ruins and damaged another 75, officials said on Saturday, warning that more residents may be forced to flee the advancing flames.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - The recapture of Aleppo by Syrian government forces deals a humiliating blow to years of Turkish policy in Syria, leaving in ruins its efforts to force President Bashar al-Assad from power and handing a major victory to main regional rival Iran.
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As we reported ... True is a family name -- it was the name of Kris' grandfather -- but it's interesting Khloe chose to use Thompson as the baby's last name in wake of his cheating scandal when she didn't have to ... and their relationship is in ruins.
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Greek tragedies may go back 2,500 years, but theater directors continue to find them extraordinarily resonant, sometimes staging them in contemporary settings or finding other ways to emphasize how pride and passion, ancient or modern, can bleed out and leave a society in ruins.
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The First Chechen War, which began in 1994, was a war of nationalist resistance—Chechnya had declared independence from Russia when the Soviet Union disintegrated—and ended two years later, after a Russian bombing campaign killed thousands of civilians and left the city in ruins.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads RIO DE JANEIRO — On the evening of September 22009, a devastating fire spread through the National Museum of Brazil in Rio de Janeiro, one of the largest museums of natural history and anthropology in the Americas, leaving its collection in ruins.
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Tal Afar, which had a pre-war population of about 200,000, is the latest objective in the U.S.-backed war on Islamic State, following the recapture of Mosul after a nine-month campaign that left much of the city, the biggest in northern Iraq, in ruins.
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What we are seeing here is a case of what the political scientist Steven Smith calls "Senate syndrome": One side breaks a norm or rule, then the other side breaks another in response, and the tit-for-tat escalates until the underlying process is in ruins.
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Dozens of foreigners - most notably Indonesians and Malaysians - were among hundreds of militants who seized large parts of Marawi and engaged in a ferocious battle with Philippine forces that left much of the city in ruins and more than 1,100 people dead, according to government figures.
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The wrecking ball he wielded in his opening comments in Brussels -- clearly planned words his White House and personal social-media accounts echoed and repeated minutes later -- could leave the trust and unity at the heart of the West in ruins before he even gets to Finland.
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Mr. Williams was a 28-year veteran of the Philadelphia force when he was named commissioner in 1988, three years after a house owned by a black militant group known as Move was bombed by the police, resulting in 11 deaths and leaving the neighborhood in ruins.
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Fernando Henrique Cardoso, Mr. da Silva's predecessor, responded in an opinion article, saying that casting the country as a "democracy in ruins, in which the rule of law had given way to arbitrary measures" might be politically expedient for Mr. da Silva but was not true.
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Brexit is in ruins: Parliament rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit plan for a third time, just two weeks before the April 12 date to leave the E.U. The vote effectively sets the process back to square one almost three years after Britons voted to leave.
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" —Hilary Campbell is a cartoonist in Brooklyn, N.Y. "I have my own lifetime of #MeToo experiences, and one response I have to the courage of those contributing to this uprising is the sense of pure joy and freedom when I imagine that culture is finally in ruins.
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Happily for Nicolson and Sackville-West, Sissinghurst Castle, which was in ruins when they bought it, and then restored, was in proximity to the Bloomsbury crowd (of which they were slightly peripheral members) and to accomplished landscape designers who had been in the area for a while.
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In the 1990s, in the power vacuum in Kabul that arose after the fall of the Communist government, Mr. Hekmatyar's faction fought others for control of the government in a four-year war that left tens of thousands dead, millions displaced and the city in ruins.
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With the country in ruins, Mao embarked upon an ambitious rebuilding project with the help of the Soviet Union, as China was largely isolated from the Western world and especially the United States, which retained ties with Chiang in Taiwan, recognizing his as the legal Chinese government.
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