Tunku Varadarajan is the editor of Newsweek Global. 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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Maggie the Great
Tunku Varadarajan remembers the irrepressible and unabashedly conservative Margaret Thatcher. MORE
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This Week’s Hot Reads
From J.G.... MORE
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Cloud Nine to Delhi
Once an ordeal, the flight from New York is now just about ideal. MORE
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World on a Page
Carla Bruni: Not your mother’s feminist. MORE
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World on a Page
An Extreme Egyptian Pyramid Scheme MORE
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World on a Page
The global reaction to Obama. MORE
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Women, Wives, and HeadScarves
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Jeeves at the Pierre
Want a treadmill in your hotel room? Or egg whites at 4 a.m.?... MORE
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At Last, Passion in Politics!
The rumble at Hofstra was thrilling—a heady blend of testosterone and pedantry.... MORE
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Justice In Brazil... And Tripoli?
The world on a page. MORE
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A Mediocre Snoozefest
Biden beat Ryan in a vice presidential debate that was lackluster and boring—and doesn’t matter... MORE
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World on a Page
Nicolas Sarkozy, Flag Burning, and More MORE
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Was That Obama’s Dud Double?
In Denver he was more flaccid, dull-brained, and shifty than we’ve ever seen him, says Tunku... MORE
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Let's Nuke Terrorists!
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