Newsweek International

Byline: David Miliband After 2001, the foreign policies of many countries were shaped in response to the terrorist attacks of September 11, which had wrenched minds back to the imperative of national security. Today those foreign policies are again...

Byline: Peter Tasker It's the end of a quarter of a century of Reaganomics. It's the end of equities, of globalization, of capitalism itself. We need a new system, a new economics, a whole new set of values. The bull market in overheated rhetoric...

Byline: Susan H. Greenberg When my husband first proposed that we build a wine cellar in the basement, I confess I rolled my eyes. It just seemed so pretentious and unnecessary. After all, we live outside Boston, a city full of great restaurants...

Byline: Sameer Reddy Design hotels have figured out how to deliver stylish innovation for the cost of a night at the Holiday Inn. When the Morgans Hotel opened in New York City in 1984, the first property in Ian Schrager's soon-to-be empire pioneered...

Byline: Joanna Chen Hurting for business, top restaurants are devising recession menus to lure diners back to the table. Not every meal has to be a no-frills affair. Some luxury restaurants are simply serving slightly less of their lavish offerings....

Byline: William Underhill The Labour search for a new identity has settled, for now, on the unlikely character of Harriet Harman. Gordon Brown's poll ratings are in the dumps, but for vicious headlines it would be hard to compete with Harriet...

Byline: Owen Matthews and Sami Kohen Turkey's prime minister will need political courage to reform his country and bring it closer to Europe. Bringing Turkey to Europe's door has been Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's epochal achievement....

Byline: Melinda Liu The mood in china appears to be reaching a tipping point, as its normally bland leaders abandon cautious diplo-speak under the pressures of the global financial crisis. First, they blamed American capitalism for the crisis and...

Byline: Nick Foulkes Top brands are getting back to their core values--and customers. It's about time. It is a pretty depressing business trudging on through this downturn, recession, depression or whatever your euphemism of choice for the financial...

Byline: David McNeill The DPJ is poised to win control of Japan, but its agenda is far from clear. Who said Japanese politics are boring? There's an electoral earthquake looming this fall, when the ruling Liberal Democratic Party looks set to...

Byline: Adam B. Kushner Once upon a time, Mexico was only an adjunct in the war on drugs, which Gen. Barry McCaffrey fought in his job as Bill Clinton's drug czar. The Vietnam and Desert Storm veteran used to see Latin America through the lens of...