Newsweek Europe
REFUSING TO BE SILENCED
Iranian pop star Googoosh reveals how she reclaimed her voice after being banned from performing in the Islamic Republic and forced into exile
6 min |
December 5, 2025
Newsweek Europe
Shizuoka Bank Leads Regional Revival in Japan
Shizuoka Bank is strengthening regional economies while expanding abroad, blending local trust with global ambition to support innovation, sustainability, and growth across Japan and Asia.
5 min |
December 5, 2025
Newsweek Europe
TV WIVES FLIP THE SCRIPT ON RELIGION
Heather Gay and the new face of Mormonism
6 min |
December 5, 2025
Newsweek Europe
MICHELLE MONAGHAN
FOR MICHELLE MONAGHAN, A MAJOR PERK OF RETURNING FOR THE FAMILY Plan 2 was the location. \"It was incredible. I'd never been to London during the holiday season.
1 min |
December 5, 2025
Newsweek Europe
Finance Fuels Okinawa's Future
Okinawa Financial Group is driving regional growth through innovation, digital transformation, and sustainable finance and turns Japan's southern islands into a model for inclusive development and a future hub for Asian commerce.
4 min |
December 5, 2025
Newsweek Europe
Yamanashi's Vision for the Future
Nestled at the foot of Mt. Fuji, Yamanashi Prefecture seeks to become the blueprint for Japan's regional revitalization and restore hope for future generations, by promoting education, investment, innovation and its natural beauty.
5 min |
December 5, 2025
Newsweek Europe
OUR GUIDE TO SAUNA CULTURE
AMERICANS, BRITS AND CANADIANS ARE STARTING to pick up on what Europeans, Russians and Scandinavians have known for centuries: Saunas are an integral part of wellness.
2 min |
December 5, 2025
Newsweek Europe
CHILL OUT
When temperatures fall, winter spa visits provide unique wellness benefits, from stress relief to boosted circulation and immune responses
6 min |
December 5, 2025
Newsweek Europe
Fueling Aichi's Next Industrial Era
In Japan's manufacturing heartland, the Bank of Nagoya is changing regional finance, supporting Aichi's industrial base, driving sustainable growth and financing the shift towards a carbon-neutral, innovation-driven industry.
4 min |
December 5, 2025
Newsweek Europe
Brought to Heel
China's rising status as a nuclear power should keep Russia and its threats to use weapons of mass destruction in check, experts tell Newsweek
7 min |
December 5, 2025
Newsweek Europe
Power Shift
As governors emerge as the Democrats' top messengers, the trend of senators becoming the party's presidential nominee looks set to change in 2028
5 min |
December 5, 2025
Newsweek Europe
Trump's Numbers Game
As living costs are seen to rise, the president's approval rating is falling—mirroring backlash against Joe Biden
4 min |
November 28, 2025
Newsweek Europe
LEGACY IN MOTION
With the cameras rolling, King Charles celebrates a half-century of work redefining what royal duty means
7 min |
November 28, 2025
Newsweek Europe
AMERICA'S TOP FINANCIAL ADVISORY FIRMS 2026
FINANCIAL ADVISERS CAN HELP YOU MANAGE YOUR money, plan for retirement and create short- and long-term goals to keep you feeling financially secure for years to come.
4 min |
November 28, 2025
Newsweek Europe
KING OF REHAB'S NEXT MISSION
He overcame addiction and opened the country's most prestigious treatment center. Now, Richard Taite is taking on America's fentanyl crisis
6 min |
November 28, 2025
Newsweek Europe
Ultimate Warrior?
The team behind this android expects humanoid robots to be weaponized for military use. A demo at Newsweek’s HQ showed there is still a ways to go
10+ min |
November 28, 2025
Newsweek Europe
STRUCK FROM HISTORY
Matthew Macfadyen talks exclusively to Newsweek about bringing a forgotten chapter of America's past to life in Netflix's Death by Lightning
6 min |
November 28, 2025
Newsweek Europe
GATEN MATARAZZO
AS NETFLIX’S STRANGER THINGS COMES TO AN END, GATEN MATARAZZO, 23, IS focused on soaking in the final moments. “I really want to take it in and enjoy it. I don’t think I'll ever be in something that makes quite as much of an impact the way Stranger Things has.”
1 min |
November 28, 2025
Newsweek Europe
TONATIUH
RARELY IN HOLLYWOOD DOES ONE SEE A STAR BORN OVERNIGHT, BUT THAT'S what happened to Tonatiuh with Kiss of the Spider Woman.
1 min |
November 28, 2025
The Light
The solution: Our constitution
Their power has an off switch: Let's use it
3 min |
Issue 63, 2025
The Light
End of the road is serfdom
Who controls the public mind? Economist warned of path to totalitarian oppression
4 min |
Issue 63, 2025
The Light
AI taking away learning skills
Without struggle in the quest for knowledge we never grow
4 min |
Issue 63, 2025
The Light
Dilemma of conflicting 'rights'
No community should violate the freedoms of a minority
4 min |
Issue 63, 2025
The Light
The dancing nurses mystery
Focus must now be on healing – not performing
4 min |
Issue 63, 2025
The Light
Trump's colonial plan
U.S. takes Gaza, and Israel takes the West Bank
5 min |
Issue 63, 2025
The Light
Water: Much more than we think
Gel-like state could be key to health and consciousness
2 min |
Issue 63, 2025
The Light
The ritual execution of Princess Diana
ON 31st August 1997, Princess Diana died in a car crash in Paris's Pont de l'Alma tunnel. Official accounts are contradictory and simple research points to a long-running conspiracy.
4 min |
Issue 63, 2025
The Light
Sugar industry's fluoride 'solution'
Researchers tasked with sweetening tooth decay problem
4 min |
Issue 63, 2025
The Light
Standing together as force for freedom
Founder of A Stand in The Park (UK) interviewed by The Light
4 min |
Issue 63, 2025
The Light
Pushback against vast data centres
Communities in U.S. rally to repel Big Tech planning bids
4 min |