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Justin Marozzi

Islam’s cities: tolerant, cosmopolitan and curious
A spirit of openness and inquiry once characterised the great metropolises of the Muslim world. No longer
Justin Marozzi

A Pilgrimage Through Paddy’s London
Devotees of Patrick Leigh Fermor celebrate the charismatic writer and adventurer with a tour of his Mayfair haunts
Justin Marozzi

“At last, I feel proud to be Libyan”
Under Gaddafi, Libya was plagued by xenophobic attacks. But now its citizens are reveling in their new-found racial freedom
Justin Marozzi

Liberated Libya
Libya will not be another Iraq. The doom-mongers in the Western media would be wise to focus on Libya's massive business potential
Justin Marozzi

The Longest Journey Will Always Lie Ahead
The last of the wartime travel writers, Patrick Leigh Fermor, may have departed the scene, but the genre he graced is still thriving
Justin Marozzi

ONLINE ONLY: Banking on Britain
Benghazi is bust. The UK government is needlessly witholding funds from the Libyan rebels as they battle Gaddafi's forces. It must free the money now
Justin Marozzi

After Gaddafi: A New Libya Emerges
'More than 40 years later, it is immensely moving to see — and share — the delight of the countless brave Libyans whose revolution is bringing this unspeakable regime to an end'
Justin Marozzi

No Brits in Basra
British businesses are nowhere to be seen in Iraq, unlike the companies of those countries that opposed the war
Justin Marozzi

Mogadishu: Armageddon on Steroids

‘The fighting in Somalia can no longer be dismissed as an obscure domestic struggle in an unimportant country of no wider relevance to the world. The crackle of machinegun fire in Mogadishu, the regular thwump of mortars, the ground-shaking shelling by Amisom tanks and the sporadic suicide attacks by delusional youths represent the frontline in the international fight against al-Qaeda.’

Justin Marozzi

City of Memories and Regrets
The Museum of Innocence by Orhan Pamuk, translated by Maureen Freely
Justin Marozzi

Underrated: Abroad
The ravenous longing for the infinite possibilities of “otherwhere”
Stephen Bayley

The king of cakes
"Yuletide revels were designed to see you through the dark days — and how dark they seem today"
Carolyn Hart

A tripod in the sky
The view from above
Christian House
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