category: Iraq/Afghanistan/Pakistan

Camp Taliban

Slate | November 20, 2001

The strange last days of the mullahs in black turbans.

The New York Times Magazine | November 18, 2001

Every refugee camp has its own social hierarchy. In Shamshatoo, on the Pakistani border, it all begins with a man named Nusrat.

The New York Times Magazine | October 21, 2001

Which is not unusual, and helps explain why Peshawar’s youth are tinder for Islamic extremism.

The New York Times Magazine | October 7, 2001

Finding love on the battlefield.

Slate | October 4, 2001

Terrorism, suicide and the Quran.

The New York Times Magazine | September 30, 2001

Getting ready for the jihad.

Slate | September 28, 2001

The unnoticed perils of working in the Third World.

Slate | September 23, 2001

The Mossad and 9/11. A dispatch from Peshawar.

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A look at oil’s indelible impact on the countries that produce it and the people who possess it.

Dispatches from the war in Bosnia, published in 1996 by Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.

What Happened at Macondo?
September 15, 2011

Exxon’s Russian Roulette
September 09, 2011

Scenes from Benghazi
February 24, 2011

Tahrir 1, Firdos 0
February 08, 2011