In this issue
Edition: Europe
Edition: Europe
Vol. 169, No. 3
COVER
Global Trade's Precarious Balance
(World Economic Forum | The Global Economy)
World leaders gathering in Davos, Switzerland, will wrestle with a vital question: With the U.S. slowing, will a booming Asia and a reviving Europe have the strength to sustain global economic growth?
"We Are in the Endgame" (World Economic Forum | Interview)
E.U. Trade Commissioner Peter Mandelson says time is running out for a new global trade agreement
Lost in the Forest (World Economic Forum | Environment)
Does planting trees fight global warming or is this seemingly simple fix too good to be true?
Those Gloating Dismal Scientists (World Economic Forum | Essay)
Despite political mayhem, the world economy is doing fine. For now
GLOBAL ADVISER
Two's Company
(Amuse-Bouche)
Diners are spoilt for choice at Hong Kong's Intercontinental, where two restaurants are helmed by celebrity chefs
The Mother Lode (Style Watch)
A Bangkok boutique is a magnet for mums-to-be
Chatt Rooms (Check In)
Kep's decaying French villas have been restored to create an unexpected haven in Cambodia
Undercover In Damascus (Diversions)
The secret life of Syrian lingerie
NOTEBOOK
Nimble Minds
Being bilingual postpones the onset of dementia
That's Good Shooting
Britain's film industry bounces back
Letters (Letters)
The New Digital Democracy

Pictures of the Week
Collateral Tragedies
Kate Betts, Isaac Mizrahi and Joel Stein's Blog
Cartoons of the Week
Sarah Lyall on Why the Brits Are Different
Damien Hirst: Bad Boy Makes Good
Could Florida Survive the Big One?
An E-Mail Plea: Help Pay My Tuition!
The Wrestler: Mickey Rourke's Comeback
How Fast Should Iraq Re-Arm?