Geoff Dyer

Financial Times

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US foreign policy correspondent for the Financial Times

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It’s difficult to categorize the writer Geoff Dyer. He’s written fiction, non-fiction, essays and criticism.

Exploring ‘White Sands’ with Author Geoff Dyer

It’s difficult to categorize the writer Geoff Dyer. He’s written fiction, non-fiction, essays and criticism.

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Just hours before the President spoke to Congress last night ten US sailors were captured in Iranian waters. They've now been released.

Hold and Release: Iran and the "Trespassing" US Sailors

Just hours before the President spoke to Congress last night ten US sailors were captured in Iranian waters. They've now been released.

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What started as an uprising against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has become more complicated than ever.

Syria's Civil War Goes Multi-national

What started as an uprising against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has become more complicated than ever.

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