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Justin Marozzi

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Justin Marozzi is a historian of the Middle East

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Metropolitan life in a time of malady

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How the world fell in love with Beirut

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For as long as there have been people, there have been losers

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Book review: Isambard Wilkinson’s book Travels in a Dervish Cloak hums with humanity and humour

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British Arabist and author Robert Irwin to reveal tales that made Arabian Nights

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Book review: Go inside the world’s most troubled country with The Mayor of Mogadishu

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Nekton: an international scientific mission plumbing the depths to help save our oceans

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Book review: Hisham Matar’s The Return tells tale of a son’s search for a missing father in Libya

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The National Book Club: The awakening of Gertrude Bell, Queen of the Desert

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Sykes-Picot at 100: Arabs must take the lead

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In post-revolution Libya, people are still struggling in the long shadow of Qaddafi’s dictatorship

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Book review: Translating Libya by Ethan Chorin opens a window into a diverse country

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Year in review 2015: The migrant crisis - tales of personal tragedy and political chaos

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The long read: why the battle for Syria and Iraq is often a war waged with words

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The long read: why the Greek crisis has revived a pantheon of toiling heroes and reckless immortals

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