• Read Jason Overdorf’s Q&A with Tata Chairman Ratan Tata
• View a graph on how Germany's Old Economy drives exports
• Read Fareed Zakaria’s Q&A with Bhutto widower Asif Ali Zardari
• Read Fareed Zakaria’s Q&A with former Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif
• See more post-Bhutto photographs from Pakistan
• Read Fareed Zakaria's full interview with Pervez Musharraf
• Daniel Gross interviews U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson
• Read more articles by Peter Schiff in the archives
• Discover more New Zealand picks
• Is there justice after genocide? Read a Q&A with the U.N.'s special prosecutor

The Gadgets We Crave
        
Usually, what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. Except when the Consumer Electronics Show takes over, and some 140,000 geeks descend on the city. More than 20,000 new products are unveiled, but which ones will land at retailers?And more importantly, which deserve your time and money? A photo gallery shows off the gadgets worthy of your lust.

        
Highlights
        
Some of the columnists, guest writers and bloggers you can find on Newsweek.com.
        

• Fareed Zakaria, in his weekly video, previews the big ideas at this year's World Economic Forum in Davos.
• Weeks after the election, Kenya still teeters on the edge. Look for Scott Johnson's reports on the volatile nation.
• Will Iran overshadow Bush's tour of the Middle East? Turn to Michael Hirsh for analysis on the important visit.
• Read about the crazy economics that's keeping oil near $100 a barrel in Stanford energy expert David Victor's guest column.
• The frontline against terrorism is in the streets of New York City. Christopher Dickey reveals more in a new video.

Popularity Index

The 10 most-read stories on Newsweek.com's international site for the week ending Jan 11.
        
1. 'Hillary Tears Up'
A Muskie moment, or a helpful glimpse of 'the real Hillary'?     
        
2. 'Inside Obama's Dream Machine'
An icon of hope, he won't 'kneecap' his foes. But Obama knows what it takes, and how to win.       

3. 'The World's Cheapest Wheels'
When Tata Motors set out to build a $2,500 car, people said it couldn't be done.
       
4. 'Al Qaeda's Newest Triggerman'
Baitullah Mehsud is blamed for most of Pakistan's suicide bombings. The rise of a militant leader.
        
5. 'How Hillary Did It'
Theories on a turnabout in the U.S. presidential race...and what happens next.
        
6. 'Gangs of Nairobi'
A vicious slum war is playing out between 'Taliban' vigilantes and a mysterious blood-drinking sect.
       
7. 'How Tomorrow Became Yesterday'
Sadly for her supporters, Hillary is indeed as much of a unifier as Obama--but of Republicans.
       
8. 'Can You Write Off Your Weight?'
A new book claims putting pen to paper can help you slim down.
       
9. 'Targets of Terror'
Iraq's insurgents are adopting gruesome ways to intimidate those who cooperate with U.S. forces.
       
10. 'With Lust In Our Hearths'
The housing boom was driven by more than economics--the media played its part too.