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Newsweek International
DEAD RECKONING
The GOP’s Stock-Trading Trap Won’t Save It
A Race Against the Clock
TAKE FIVE • STORIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD
A Very British Spy Story
Europe’s EV Surge Raises a New Energy Question
We Reuse and Recycle, But Forget To Reduce
A Flood of New Clues, Still More Speculation
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Have a Seat Edition
Selling Sympathy: The Rise of Fundraising Catfishing
Don’t Worry, They’re Watching
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The Real Threat on College Campuses • SPENCER PLATT/GETTY; ORLANDO ESTRADA/AFP/GETTY; KENT NISHIMURA/AFP/GETTY
Bordering on Success
‘THE WORLD IS GOING THROUGH PROFOUND SHIFTS’ • In an exclusive interview, Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan highlights the risk of the Russia-Ukraine war drawing in neighboring NATO nations
The Leader of the Free World
WINNING HEARTS AND MINDS • In assessing October 7 and everything that has happened since, the question isn’t simply, did Hamas get what it expected? But, did the war Hamas started move the world in a direction that it wanted?
HAMAS WON THE CULTURE WAR TOO • From pop music to politics, ‘Free Palestine’ has become a purity test
AMERICA’S BEST NURSING HOMES 2027 • COMPASSION MEETS COMPUTING Key questions about tech that families should ask nursing homes
‘COMPETENCE PORN’ • The Diplomat provides just the West Wing escape we need
Sit Down for Justice • Primetime asks what To Catch a Predator says about us as a society
A Different Chapter • Why Fruit Fly author Josh Silver wants publishers to just say gay
THE REGISTER • WHAT’S ON OUR RADAR THIS WEEK
SUPER INTELLIGENCE, SUPER SMALL PRINT • The government’s new chatbot will answer your questions. Just make sure you check the terms and conditions