Tunku Varadarajan is the editor of Newsweek International. He is also the Virginia Hobbs Carpenter Fellow in Journalism at Stanford's Hoover Institution. He was an editor at the Wall Street Journal from 2000 to 2007. (Follow him on Twitter here.)
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The World on a Page
Cardboard Khomeini, suicidal Sarkozy—and dear old Wislawa Szymborska. MORE
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The World On A Page
Shrinking Britain, genocidal generals, a socialist Bard—and Putin’s favorite books. MORE
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The World on a Page
Irate Turks, dueling oligarchs, a royal yacht … and dear old Mrs. Strauss-Kahn. MORE
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Last Week's Events, Milestone, and Mishaps
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Liars, Lobbyists, Blowhards, Old Goats
The worst of 2011, in an irreverent nutshell. MORE
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Murdoch’s Sham Investigation
After weeks of unfolding scandal, Rupert gives his first substantive interview–to his own paper.... MORE
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A Triumphantly Unmemorable Address
Obama’s speech shows he is a man newly aware of his limitations.... MORE
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Revolutionary World Cups
Russia and Qatar will host the soccer tournament in 2018 and 2022, respectively, FIFA announced.... MORE
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The Fall of India's Katie Couric?
Barkha Dutt, one of the country's pre-eminent news anchors, faces a grilling today over an ethics... MORE
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The Fallout from WikiLeaks' Latest Exposure
Julian Assange may not have endangered lives directly by leaking thousands of pages of purloined... MORE
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Palin Paranoia Decoded
Barbara Bush hopes she stays in Alaska, Frank Rich is preaching on her perils—no politician is as... MORE
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To Hell With the Activists
Lisa Murkowski’s write-in victory proves it: If a party’s tiny primary electorate backs a wingnut,... MORE
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The Ridiculous Global-Warming Freakout
Bjorn Lomborg is back with a new, controversial movie about global warming.... MORE
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Skip the G-20 Next Year!
The discussion is tedious and the plot line stays the same.... MORE
