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The New York Review of Books

11.09.2025

After Flight | Ilija Trojanow, Ambika Athreya | The New York Review of Books

Having lost the organic link to his past, the refugee contrives for himself a room to which only he has the keys.

The New York Review of Books

14.09.2025

‘Hopefully’ | Dawn Marie Paley, Mia Euceda | The New York Review of Books

Although the opioid crisis is typically associated with the United States, it plagues the other side of the southern border too. “Despite the efforts of

The New York Review of Books

15.09.2025

Looking for Alicia | Marcela Turati, Will Noah | The New York Review of Books

Finding a disappeared person in Mexico is like chasing a ghost through a labyrinth.

The New York Review of Books

17.09.2025

The Ayatollah’s Kingly Woe | Christopher de Bellaigue | The New York Review of Books

The Supreme Leader’s frail health and Israel’s recent attacks have left the Islamic Republic on the brink of paralysis.

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