Politics
The Issue: China's Pollution and Syrian Doctors
Newsweek Europe editor Matt McAllester takes us through the new issue of the magazine.
The Issue: Paris Attacks and the Worsening War against
Newsweek Europe editor Matt McAllester takes us through the new issue of the magazine.
UK Intelligence Thwarts Seven Attacks in Past Year,
British intelligence services stop several attacks in the past year.
Free and Unfair
Will Myanmar's new government protect the hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims excluded from voting in the country's much-lauded election?
Amid Paris Chaos, Vienna Diplomats Agree Timetable to
John Kerry and Sergey Lavrov say that negotiations between Assad and opposition should begin by January 1
Israeli troops kill two Palestinians in West Bank
The latest killings are part of a surge in violence in Israel, the West Bank and Gaza.
U.K.'s Cameron says still needs to convince
Parliament voted against air strikes in Syria in 2013.
In France, Fears That the National Front Could Make
After attacks, the party's leader, Marine Le Pen, insists her country must take back control of its borders.
Chartres 'Totally Shocked' a Suicide Bomber
Residents of the French town can't believe Omar Ismaïl Mostefaï lived among them.
Attacks Reverberate in France's Jewish Community
Rumors have begun to spread that anti-Semitism may have motivated the worst Paris attack.
In Germany, Shock, Sympathy and New Debate Over '
Some in Germany are questioning whether the country can remain so welcoming to refugees.
Tweet by News Anchor Provides Levity Amid Tragedy
Kay Burley's tweet about a dog has gone viral and put a smile on many faces at a difficult time
Paris Attacks: ISIS is not an Existential Threat
The attacks are a sign of ISIS's weakness and desperation.
What We Know About Ismaël Omar Mostefaï, the First
News outlets report he was known to the French police.
Poland Will Not Take Refugees Under EU Scheme After
European Affairs Minister Konrad Szymanski sees no "political possibility" of respecting re-location scheme.
What We Know about the Paris Attackers
Experts say the attacks appear extremely well planned
Survivors of Paris Attacks Recount Tales of Horror
Parisians who were close to the attacks are coming to terms with the horror they have experienced
In Mourning, Parisians Fear More Violence
Residents of Paris woke up to a city in shock
India's Narendra Modi Gets Rock Star Welcome at
David Cameron and 60,000 people joined Modi in a celebration of British-Indian ties.
In Pictures: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Visits
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi is visiting the U.K. for three days.
The Issue: The New Monuments Men Saving Ancient Sites
Newsweek Europe editor Matt McAllester takes us through the new issue of the magazine.
Aung San Suu Kyi's Opposition NLD Party Wins
The party had secured an absolute majority in parliament.
Cameron Throws Down the Gauntlet to (a Weak) Europe
David Cameron has presented the terms under which Britain could remain in the European Union.
Poll of British Jews Shows 75 Percent See Settlements
Nearly a quarter of British Jews would support sanctions against Israel under certain conditions.
Political Prisoner Juraev Released After 21 Years in
The 63-year-old former MP served more than double his original sentence
Obama Calls Myanmar President and Endorses Election as
The U.S. President congratulated Thein Sein on the staging of a historic election
EU Labelling of Settlement Products Not Enough, Says
A Palestinian official says the European Union must ban settlement goods because of perceived Israeli violations.
What You Need to Know About Modi's Visit to the U
The Indian prime minister will have lunch with the queen and address parliament.
The EU Labeling Israeli Settlement Products is a Move
The EU must revoke its decision to label products from Israeli settlements, writes Ben-Dror Yemini.
EU Adopting Guidelines For Labeling Israeli Settlement
Israel summons the EU envoy over the move it condemned as "discriminatory."