Time Magazine International Edition

Time Magazine International Edition is the go-to news magazine for what is happening around the globe. You can rely on TIME's award winning journalists for analysis and insight into the latest developments in politics, business, health, science, society and entertainment.

Writing the future

TIME at Davos

BIDEN’S PAPER TRAIL • The discovery of classified documents at the President’s Delaware home and old D.C. office throws a wrench into his 2024 plans

Nurses in the streets

Why Pakistan’s food crisis is getting worse

Why is the U.S. considering banning gas stoves?

MILESTONES

China’s Lunar New Year threatens a grim COVID-19 toll

Prince Harry’s memoir deepens an age-old rift

5 ways to squeeze in more steps every day

Condemning coal

What Humans Owe Animals

The attack on Brazil’s democracy is not over

How secrets keep us sick

The D.C. Brief

Health Matters

COMING TOGETHER • In partnership with the World Economic Forum, TIME takes a closer look at the people, technologies, and ideas that might bridge our divides

INDIA’S PATH • HOW ONE COUNTRY BECAME THE MOST IMPORTANT PLAYER IN THE PLANET’S FUTURE

The Dangerous Quest for Identity

We Hold the Pen of History

Russia’s War Costs The Whole World

Machine Learning Warning • DEEPMIND’S CEO HELPED TAKE AI MAINSTREAM. NOW HE’S URGING CAUTION

Social Media’s Perspective Pitfall

WEF’s Klaus Schwab on What’s Ahead

ON MUTE • Overtalkers are everywhere—but saying less will get you more

BEATING HEARTS AMONG THE UNDEAD • The Last of Us is the best game adaptation ever. But what does the story lose without a player?

Two literary giants duke it out

A mother and son, out of tune with one another

The best of times and the worst of times, all at the same time

A fictional history of an imaginary empire

Hello (again), Wisconsin!

An embattled Project makes its case in a new medium

Natasha Lyonne • Natasha Lyonne on her new series Poker Face, escaping the confines of traditional female characters, and why she’s happier than ever in her 40s