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 ...
The Shrinking of China.(International Edition)(railroad construction boom in China)
Nov 02, 2009; ... Byline: Duncan Hewitt For decades, rail travel in China meant an arduous overnighter in a crowded East German-designed train, riding along a rickety old track. Now China is undergoing a rail revolution. Over the next three years, the government will pour some $300abillion into ...
Economics Versus Extremism.(International Edition)(Islamic extremists )
Nov 02, 2009; ... Eight years after 9/11, many in the West still think of Islam as a threat. Islamic extremists are seen as brainwashed robots, and the rest of Muslims as only a step behind in their blind acceptance of what their leaders preach. But this view misses a larger point: Islamic extremism is the ...
Michael Hayden: 'We Kept America Safe'.(International Edition)(Interview)
Nov 02, 2009; ... Byline: Jerry Guo As one of President George W. Bush's top intelligence officials, Gen. Michael Hayden conceived the controversial warrantless-wiretapping program while head of the National Security Agency and then, in 2006, was sent to clean house at the Central Intelligence ...
Sitting Pretty.(The Good Life)(chair decoration)
Nov 02, 2009; ... Byline: Elisa Mala Even the most humorless soul might appreciate the understated wit of Sergio Rodrigues's business card, which depicts the squat, mustachioed octogenarian dozing away blissfully in a well-padded reclining chair. After all, the 82-year-old architect and interior ...