Newsweek Europe - March 25 - April 01,2016

Allison Williams

When it comes to dolls, you either love them, think they're creepy or are indifferent. Fortunately for Allison Williams, she falls into the latter category. "I don't have a deep-seated doll aversion." Which makes her the perfect person to star in a film like M3GAN (January 6), about a realistic robot doll that is supposed to be a child's best friend, but turns out to be everybody's worst enemy.

January 06 - 13, 2023 (Double Issue)

A Pandemic of Cyberattacks

Hackers, armed with high-tech tools and flush with funds, are quietly ruining people's livelihoods, reputations and businesses. The cyber police are outmatched

10+ mins read

January 27, 2023

Developing gloves and boots that fit

Handling with care the intricacies of Japanese monozukuri since 1942, Atom today is a specialist in the manufacturing of rubber gloves and boots.

Jonathan Groff

WHEN YOU'RE AN ACTOR IN AN M. NIGHT SHYAMALAN MOVIE, IT'S EASY to start obsessing over the eventual twists that are surely to come.

The finest living experience in Saudi Arabia

By adopting contemporary and innovative concepts in its real estate projects, Al Akaria is creating value for all stakeholders

Focused on health and wellness

After 100 years, Tamer Group is still leading the way to a brighter future

3 mins read

Trailblazer for a sustainable maritime industry

The Saudi Arabian maritime giant Bahri is connecting economies through excellence in transportation and logistics

The Chances For Peace In Ukraine Are Slim

As the war nears its one year anniversary, both Kyiv and Moscow are preparing for more and bloodier fighting and betting they can win more on the battlefield than at the negotiating table

9 mins read

Why The Right Should Embrace Social Investing

Forget 'woke' capitalism. Pay attention to what ESG data reveals about a company's long-term prospects

3 mins read