In this issue

THE WEEK reports from France, Germany, Austria and Hungary to uncover the reasons behind the rise of the far right and how the liberals are fighting it.
Also read how digital payment methods have taken a hit, and how the Pinarayi Vijayan government in Kerala is lurching from one controversy to another.
All these and much more in the latest issue now on stands.

Spreading Saffron

The BJP, under Amit Shah, has started preparing aggressively for the 2019 general elections

4 mins

Toothless byte

As cash makes an early comeback, digital payment methods seem to have hit a wall

5 mins

We Are Reaching Out to All Underground Groups

Shurhozelie Liezietsu, 81, took oath as the chief minister of Nagaland on February 22, three days after his predecessor, T.R. Zeliang, was forced to step down amid protests by tribal organisations against the state government’s decision to reserve 33 per cent seats in urban local bodies for women.

4 mins

Back to Basics

Apart from a revised anti-naxal policy, an operational overhaul of the security forces is the need of the hour

3 mins

Mass Confusion

Sister says Eman Ahmed, formerly the world’s heaviest woman, hasn’t lost much weight. Egyptian doctor says the medical procedure is questionable

5 mins

Dose of Scepticism

Centre’s Notice on Using Generic Names of Drugs in Prescriptions Lacks Clarity, Say Experts 

4 mins

Sticking to His Guns

Despite triggering a football revolution, Arsène Wenger’s adamance has damaged his Arsenal legacy

5 mins

We Face a Muslim Invasion

SUAVE AND soft spoken, Prof Jorg Meuthen leads the AfD, the German right wing party.

3 mins

Can Forthcoming Presidential Elections Can Change The Future Of Europe?

French citizens in India say the forthcoming presidential elections can change the future of Europe

5 mins

Tickled Pink

With a fourth National Award in his kitty, Shoojit Sircar is happy making films he believes in Cinema is an Cinema is an open hearted conversation with the audience and if you build any pressure that conversation witnesses a block.

5 mins

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