BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Kurdish-led administration that runs much of northern Syria called on Monday for an international tribunal to be set up in their region to try the thousands of suspected Islamic State members they are detaining.
The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces on Saturday proclaimed the capture of Islamic State's last territory in Syria, but no clear international policy has emerged yet about how to deal with the militants it captured there and at other strongholds of the group.
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