Recently added articles from Newsweek International:
Letters: 'A Gloomy Dawn'.(Letters)(Letter to the editor)
Nov 02, 2009 ... David Cameron's 'progressive conservatism' sounds strikingly similar to George W. Bush's 'compassionate conservatism.' Werner Radtke, Paderborn, Germany A Tory victory is likely at the next British general election not owing to the party's ideological appeal, but ...
Letters: October 19, 2009.(Letter to the editor)
Oct 26, 2009 ... 'Underqualified For The Overrated' In a sense, the Nobel Prize committee has given the American people the award, more than to President Barack Obama. It is indeed a prize for change. M. Anwarul Haq, Dhaka, Bangladesh Christopher Hitchens missed the real ...
The disappearing deal.(climate change summit)(International Edition)
Oct 26, 2009; ... American Obstacles in Copenhagen. This December representatives from around the world will meet in Copenhagen under U.N. auspices to hammer out a new agreement for reducing greenhouse-gas emissions and taking other measures to tackle climate change. The deal is expected to ...
A gloomy dawn.(British politics)(International Edition)
Oct 26, 2009; ... Byline: William Underhill and Stryker McGuire Cameron's chances have never looked better. So why are the Tories so glum? David Cameron is almost certain to be the next prime minister of Britain. With a double-digit lead in the polls, his Conservative Party looks sure ...
Everything you know about China is wrong.(International Edition)
Oct 26, 2009; ... Byline: Rana Foroohar The conventional wisdom is that China is steaming through the global financial crisis by building on the momentum generated by its 30-year boom. Indeed, ever since it sailed through the last big global crisis--the Asian contagion 10 years ago--Beijing has ...