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One Big Mess? • Newsweek analyzes the reconciliation bill’s impact on cleantech and renewable energy sources, and what this means for jobs and the environment
Ready for Battle • As host of the most American troops outside the United States, Japan is preparing itself amid fears of conflict between the U.S. and China
Power and Principles • Indian External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar on power shifts, global diplomacy and why the age of rigid alliances may be over
Dubai’s Plan To Woo You • The emirate is on a mission to show potential visitors and residents that there’s much more to it than high rises and shopping malls, tourism chief Issam Abdulrahim Kazim tells Newsweek
The Rise of the Millionaire • Some 379,000 Americans became one in 2024, but how?
Royal Recognition • The Amal Clooney Women’s Empowerment Award was just one highlight of a King’s Trust event honoring inspirational young people who have triumphed over adversity
THEY PARTY LIKE IT’S 1999 • GEN Z IS FASCINATED BY ALL THINGS TURN OF THE MILLENNIUM. WHAT HAS PROMPTED THIS NOSTALGIC OBSESSION?
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Feasts for the Senses • Chef Olivia Tiedemann shares her favorite culinary memories—and how to eat well wherever you land
Taste the World • Vancouver’s multicultural restaurant scene is a haven for foodies seeking diverse flavors
Gearhead Heaven • The world’s fastest—and most expensive—cars were on display at Goodwood’s Festival of Speed
Sam Lansky • A SAMPLING OF NEWSWEEK’S PARTING SHOT PODCAST
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