Matt McAllester

Newsweek's editor-in-chief introduces our annual issue on the fight against cancer.

Like the Bataclan and Manchester Arena, Borough Market was targeted for being a place of celebration and joy.

Syria, mired in what has now become a proxy war, is about to enter its seventh year of conflict.

This year's World Economic Forum meeting would do well to seek inspiration from individuals rather than institutions.

We miss you, Bowie.

It's getting harder for centrists to convince themselves right-wing nationalism will disappear any time soon.

The carnival city is about to give Brazil something to smile about at a difficult time in its history.

The latest killings are part of a surge in violence in Israel, the West Bank and Gaza.

Parliament voted against air strikes in Syria in 2013.

After attacks, the party's leader, Marine Le Pen, insists her country must take back control of its borders.

Residents of the French town can't believe Omar Ismaïl Mostefaï lived among them.

Rumors have begun to spread that anti-Semitism may have motivated the worst Paris attack.

Some in Germany are questioning whether the country can remain so welcoming to refugees.

Kay Burley's tweet about a dog has gone viral and put a smile on many faces at a difficult time

The attacks are a sign of ISIS's weakness and desperation.

News outlets report he was known to the French police.

Experts say the attacks appear extremely well planned

Parisians who were close to the attacks are coming to terms with the horror they have experienced

Residents of Paris woke up to a city in shock

David Cameron and 60,000 people joined Modi in a celebration of British-Indian ties.

Marzieh Afkham will serve as Iran's ambassador to Malaysia.

The German car giant faces fresh scrutiny after CO2 levels underreported

Why Europeans are uncomfortable with political vision.

Newsweek Europe editor Matt McAllester introduces the latest issue of the magazine.

The Sherlock star says the U.K.'s pledge to take in 20,000 Syrian refugees is not enough.

Nobel-prize winning journalist says results of #Belarus election were never in doubt

The U.K. has pledged to take in 20,000 Syrian refugees over the next five years.

The victims include two members of the British Royal Air Force.

The strikes come after a pro-Kurdish rally was targeted by suspected suicide bombers.

Conditions are favoring campaigners who want Britain to leave the E.U.