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FOOD
The Rights Of Animals
Will scrambled eggs soon be ethically unacceptable?
Will scrambled eggs soon be ethically...
Marcio Jose Sanchez / AP
November 19, 2008
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INTERNATIONAL
Treasure Ship
Somalia's emboldened pirates are a growth industry
Somalia's emboldened pirates are a growth...
Christian Duys / AP
November 19, 2008
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INTERNATIONAL
The Iraq Gap
After 2009, U.S. will have responsibility but no power
After 2009, U.S. will have responsibility...
Petros Giannakouris / AP
November 18, 2008
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ROBERT J. SAMUELSON
Bailing Out General Motors
Why tough conditions should be imposed
Why tough conditions should be...
Carlos Osorio / AP
November 15, 2008
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U.S. POLITICS
Reflecting on Race
The world rushes to capitalize on Obama's win
The world rushes to capitalize on...
Charles Ommanney / Getty Images for Newsweek
November 15, 2008
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ASIA
Murder at the Drum Tower
Beijing is spending billions of dollars to stave off unrest
Beijing is spending billions of dollars...
James Whitlow Delano / Redux for Newsweek
November 15, 2008
GLOBAL BUSINESS
As Brazil becomes a more powerful player, its neighbors are becoming increasingly aggressive.
SPECIAL COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE
INTERNATIONAL
The decline of the global economy is hitting China and India hard, sending millions of into poverty.
GLOBAL INVESTOR
Typically, by this point in a crisis, capital would rush in to buy distressed assets. This time around, new capital is sidelined.
U.S. POLITICS
What the 16th president could teach the 44th
INTERNATIONAL
Kenyan men recently released from an Ethiopian jail say U.S. intelligence officials interrogated them.
FILM
Hollywood pumps the volume on Asian thrillers
JAPAN
Japanese firms flush with cash are acquiring rivals all over the world.
POINT OF VIEW
Since the AKP assumed power in 2002, Turks have heard nothing positive about the West from their leaders.
INTERNATIONAL
Emerging-market powers will define the new 'new world order.'
WORLD AFFAIRS
As Brazil becomes a more powerful player, its neighbors are becoming increasingly aggressive.
THE FUTURE OF ENERGY
Google's Dan Reicher says we need to make our electricity grid a whole lot smarter.
POLITICS
Presidents for generations have turned to Lincoln for solace and guidance.
BUSINESS
Many ethical subprime lenders still manage to make plenty of money.
POINT OF VIEW
Discretionary federal spending has grown even more under Bush than during LBJ's Great Society.
PROJECT GREEN
We can dramatically reduce greenhouse gases and grow the global economy for less than we think.
MOVIES
If there's any solace in the flat new 007 film, it's that for him, tomorrow never dies.
SOCIETY
It's a bird! It's a plane! At the New York Chocolate Show, it's a sweet superhero showdown.
BOOKS
Roberto Bolaño's final novel tackles the evil of the 20th century.
IDEAS
Malcolm Gladwell's new book looks at why some succeed where others fail.
More International Coverage
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We can dramatically reduce greenhouse gases and grow the global economy for less than we think.
GRAPHIC
The NATO Expansion
Bluster to the contrary, Russia's military power is on the wane--dwarfed by the expansion of NATO power and U.S. military troops abroad. Russia's political influence is also declining as NATO expands eastward.
TURNING POINT
It's hard to run away from a military dictatorship. How the world's fastest marathoner found a way.
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