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Newsweek International

WHEN SAFETY AND POLITICS COLLIDE

The Kingmakers Netanyahu Can’t Court

Putin’s Latest Front: Abortion

TAKE FIVE • STORIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD

Peace Abroad, and at Home?

The AI Boom’s Biggest Financial Threat Yet

China Shows Mbappé the Red Card

El Niño Set To Disrupt Cozy Winter Plans

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Final Cut Edition

The Year of Living Life to the Maxx

The Other Side of Meghan’s Story

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Paychecks in a Different League

The Millennial Myth

‘I AM SCARED... I NEED TO PROTECT MYSELF’ • Former model Beatrice Keul, who has accused Donald Trump of rape, told Newsweek she now fears for her safety after receiving a threatening phone call

SHUFFLE BACK IN TIME • Twenty-five years after the iPod changed music, a new generation is pressing play on the abandoned device

A Tale of Trump’s Friends

AI’S HEFTY FOOTPRINT • Google promised to build responsibly. Its expansion drive tells a different story

LIBYA’S LONG SHADOW • Muammar el-Qaddafi’s fall helped propel Donald Trump’s rise, but the lessons of that intervention now loom over the U.S. war in Iran

THE HEAT IS ON • Newsweek ranks the world’s top 50 climate policy dissenters, the business leaders, politicians and influencers challenging eco-orthodoxies

America’s Best Home Health Agencies 2027 • Care Crunch America’s home care workers are leaving—and the elderly are paying the price

FIGHTING FORM • The Greatest finds Muhammad Ali’s humanity behind the image

Reality Check • Why a four-hour Elon Musk doc sold out the Ojai Film Festival

Part of the Show • Jordan Klepper sees Trump rallies increasingly as tribalistic performances of political identity

THE REGISTER • WHAT’S ON OUR RADAR THIS WEEK

REGENERATION OF DISCONTENT • America’s Gen Z students may feel uniquely hard done by. But privilege, likely inheritance and history suggest their rebellion may have a familiar ending