In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Newsweek

• Musk Makes His German Mark
  AfD’s rise to become the second-largest party in Bundestag is a boost to the country’s conservative movement—and Elon Musk
• US Blind Spot for Five Eyes
  The intelligence-sharing alliance of Anglophone nations could be at risk as President Donald Trump brushes off allies and the White House appears to grow closer to Russia
• ‘Trump Before Trump’
  Péter Szijjártó, Hungary’s foreign minister, tells how his country was the first to embrace policies now being pursued by the U.S. president
• Tesla’s Got Trust Issues
  As protests against Elon Musk target his electric car company’s showrooms, how will progressive buyers respond to feeling that the firm’s founder has done them dirty?
• Standout Treatment
  Newsweek connected with the leaders of some of the top u.s. Health Care Systems to identify key features that make a hospital great
• Canada’s Trump Card
  With former central banker Mark Carney succeeding Justin Trudeau as prime minister, has the U.S. president met his match in the trade wars?
• ‘I Was Meant To Be on Doomed Flight’
  Just like flight 5342, Sabena flight 548 was carrying U.S. figure skaters and coaches when it crashed into a field in 1961
• Driven To Succeed
  One of the best female drivers of her generation, Jamie Chadwick is now helping other women thrive in the male-dominated arena of single-seat racing
• THIS IS A CRISIS
  As U.S. military support for Europe wanes, nato drills in Romania highlight a huge capability gap, with one military official telling Newsweek...
• State of Love and Trust
  Steven Soderbergh blurs the lines between personal and professional in spy thriller Black Bag, its stars tell Newsweek
• The Shopping Spree That Built a Museum
  How the world-renowned Barnes Foundation’s impressive trove of modern art was started on a shoestring
• In at the Deep End
  Playing real-life commercial divers in the thriller LAST BREATH took Woody Harrelson and co-stars to new depths