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DANIEL KLAIDMAN
Will It Ever End?
It could. A plan for Mideast peace
It could. A plan for Mideast...
Hatem Omar / AP
January 12, 2009 issue
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IRAQ
How the War Ends
Envisioning a country without American troops
Envisioning a country without American...
Chris Hondros / Getty Images
January 3, 2009
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COLOMBIA
Hot Coca
Colombia's drug trade is still going strong
Colombia's drug trade is still going...
Fernando Vergara / AP
January 3, 2009
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THE GOOD LIFE
Dream (Second) Home
A soft economy means hot real estate deals for vacationers
A soft economy means hot real...
Courtesy Savills International Residential
January 3, 2009
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INTERNATIONAL
A Pirate Speaks
An interview with one of Somalia's modern-day Blackbeards
An interview with one of Somalia's...
Jason R. Zalasky / U.S. Navy-AP
December 18, 2008
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WORLD AFFAIRS
The Idea Factory
London's City Hall is a center for policy experimentation
London's City Hall is a center...
Akira Suemori / AP
January 3, 2009
THE MONEY CULTURE
Among the city's elite, investing in Bernard Madoff's too-good-to-be-true fund became a status symbol—a costly one.
WORLD AFFAIRS
Washington's head of public diplomacy is one Bush official Obama would do very well to keep.
POINT OF VIEW
It's true that many Latin countries are now governed by the left, but few subscribe to the Cuban model.
THE GOOD LIFE
WORLD AFFAIRS
Johnson on his vision for London, and on those who say he lacks one.
MILITARY
On gays, Obama's Joint Chiefs chair is caught between his boss and a conservative military.
SOCIETY & THE ARTS
A newly released series of recordings preserves the speech of British writers from Woolf to Waugh.
ON SCIENCE
Scientists are supposed to change their minds when evidence undercuts their views. Dream on.
TECHTONIC SHIFTS
YouTube is using a classical-music promotion to bolster its image as an educational tool and push audio quality.
More International Coverage
ISSUES 2009
Today's problems ignore national boundaries. The world needs smart management that does the same.
COVER STORY: MIDEAST
With Gaza in flames, the prospects for a Middle East deal seem minuscule. But there is a way out, and both sides know what they must do.
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