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How the Islamic State Was Won

by James Harkin,

The Islamic State's influence grows; James Harkin interviews its fighters, enemies, and potential recruits

Gangs of Karachi

by Matthieu Aikins,

Meet the mobsters who run the show in one of the world’s deadliest cities

The Day of the Sea

by Annie Murphy,

Bolivia’s dogged quest to reclaim its lost coastline

Love Crimes

by Jennifer Percy,

What liberation looks like for Afghan women

High Concept

by Hans Ulrich Obrist,

From Ways of Curating, by Hans Ulrich Obrist, out this month from Faber and Faber. Obrist is the codirector of exhibitions and programs and of international projects at the Serpentine…

How the Islamic State Was Won

by James Harkin,

Interviews with fighters, enemies, and potential recruits

Cage Wars

by Deb Olin Unferth,

A visit to the egg farm

Customs of the Country

by Suki Kim,

By Suki Kim, from notes she took during teacherorientation sessions at the Pyongyang University of Science and Technology, included in her book, Without You, There Is No Us, out next…

Kandahar’s Mystery Executions

by Anand Gopal,

Are the Afghan police using torture to achieve peace?

Good Pilgrims

by Sarah Menkedick,

Why Mexican immigrants are moving back home

The Man Who Stole the Nile

by Frederick Kaufman,

An Ethiopian billionaire’s outrageous land grab

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How the Islamic State Was Won

Gangs of Karachi

The Day of the Sea

Love Crimes

High Concept

How the Islamic State Was Won

Cage Wars

Customs of the Country

Kandahar’s Mystery Executions

Good Pilgrims

The Man Who Stole the Nile

July 2014

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