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It is important to say that newsweek magazine has an overall good balance of world and national news. If you want to obtain a magazine that will give you a basic understanding of different world developments, and I repeat "basic understanding" this is a safe bet. Nonetheless, most of the articles found in newsweek will not give the reader an in depth analysis of the topic at hand and in most cases will be very superficial. For example, in newsweek articles dealing with poverty conditions in Somalia and Rwanda, the magazine fails to mention how the United Nations and the United States have failed to successfully address the problem. In articles about genocide in East Timor, the magazine fails to tell you that the weapons that were used by the Indonesian army to commit genocide were provided by the United States and that the United States used its veto power at the security council to prevent sanctions on Indonesia. In other topics such as the economic crisis in Argentina, the magazine fails to tell the reader about some of main factors leading to the crisis such as the incredible corruption of Argentina's previous government. To conclude, get this magazine if you want a basic source of global information. If you want a magazine that will give you real insight on world affairs, do not buy newsweek magazine.
 

After reading newsweek magazine for 20-plus years, I've given it a new name: WarWeek. Don't get me wrong--I love politics and the superficiality of newsmagazines and all that but...they're the poster boy for war coverage/terrorism coverage/and general Hawkish paranoia without fail week after week. I used to think they were the more liberal/objective of the newsweeklies. Now I think Time is the better read.