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ニューズウィーク英語版 Newsweek

□ 2009/09/29発売号


CHINA’S DIVIDED ELITE
As the communist party celebrates 60 years in power, it is in danger of splitting in two
BY Melinda Liu

THE TAKE:
Is it 1966 in Washington?
Or 2003, with a Shinseki moment.
George F. Will

Russia’s Tragic Hero
Why Dmitry Medvedev will fail.
Owen Matthews

Kenya Needs a Reboot
To Fix Africa, Start With Its People.
John Githongo

The Premature Exit
Moving to fight inflation too soon.
Barrett Sheridan

Positively Downbeat
Sometimes happiness isn’t everything.
Julia Baird

FEATURES:
China and the Fights Within its Single Party
Melinda Liu

Sarkozy’s Obama Envy
Christopher Dickey

The Taliban in Their Own Words
Sami Yousafzai and Ron Moreau

*Cast of Characters*
Ahmadinejad’s Nuclear Offer
The Iranian president discusses his proposal to buy enriched uranium from the United States, his continued denial of the Holocaust, and Tehran’s detention of journalist Maziar Bahari.
Lally Weymouth

‘Iran Has a Very Clear Choice’
Britain’s foreign secretary on nuclear proliferation and the Lockerbie bomber.
Lally Weymouth

Darwin’s Rottweiler
Lisa Miller

Africa’s Worst Job
Scott Johnson

THE CULTURE:
Bordeaux vs. Bali: The Wine Wars
Mac Margolis

Let Them Eat Cupcakes
Jennie Yabroff

The New Jazz Singers
Andrew Bast and Anita Kirpalani

The Faster Sex
Tara Weingarten


　

　
ニューズウィーク英語版 Newsweek

□ 2009/07/28発売号


Aug 3 2009


AMERICA RULES
Why the U.S. will emerge from the crisis on top

FEATURES:
America Rules
Why the cisis leaves the U.S. on top.

The smart Economy
Obama aims for a new kind of recovery.

The Mystery Mullah
There’s a news boss of the Taliban.

Our Man in Afghanistan
Holbrooke is racing the clock.

Russia’s Best Friend
Germany caters to the Kremlin.

CULTURE:
Conservatin
--Don’t protect us, thanks
Firm
--Cuckoo for Coco Chanel
Art
--The posters that killed communism
The Good Life
--Italian design
The Last Word
--Christophe de Margerie