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The Brazen Bibliophiles of Timbuktu

How a team of sneaky librarians duped Al Qaeda

By Yochi Dreazen

April 25, 2013

Winning the War, Losing the Peace in Mali

After the fighting, Mali's ethnic tensions continue to fester

By Hannah Armstrong

February 28, 2013

Mali Burns, Malians Shrug

The fighting hits Timbuktu, but soccer's still on television.

By Anna Badkhen

January 31, 2013

The War in Mali is a Reminder of France's Grand Malaise

By David A. Bell

January 15, 2013

Al Qaeda’s Not as Battered as Obama Thinks

By Daniel Byman

November 29, 2012

Why the Taliban Shot the Schoolgirl

By Leon Wieseltier

October 19, 2012

What the Islamist Takeover of Northern Mali Really Means

By Eliza Griswold

July 20, 2012

The Thought Police

By Paul Berman

March 14, 2012

Can Africa Really Help Libya Find Peace?

By Barak Barfi

April 13, 2011

Fighting HIV With Circumcision; Getting Depressed About TB

By Ezekiel J. Emanuel

November 30, 2010

How NGOs Became Pawns in the War on Terrorism

By David Rieff

August 3, 2010

Timbuktu Dispatch

By Joshua Hammer

March 6, 2006

Deserted

By Michael Rubin

February 11, 2002

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