The Broken Hopes of a Spanish Generation
Progress toward a better life had been a given for young Spaniards. But like other Europeans of their age, they now face the sobering prospect that prosperity's arc peaked with their parents


Europe and Iran: Time to Talk (Viewpoint)
Europe and Iran might not love each other, but it's still important that they remain engaged


Starting Anew
The Afghan war is going badly, and Stan McChrystal wants to fight it differently. He doesn't have much time

TIME's Interview with General Stanley McChrystal
In a wide ranging interview, McChrystal discussed his new approach to the Afghan fight, why the military alone can't be a solution, and what he's currently reading on his new Kindle

Hard Times Hit the Sex Trade (Prostitution)
From Bangkok to Berlin, the global downturn is hurting brothels — and their workers


Postcard: Murmansk
Nine years after a Russian submarine accident killed 118 sailors, Moscow wants to forget the episode. But for those who lost loved ones, it's time to remember


Brüno's Sacha Baron Cohen: More Than a Comedian (Movies)
It's safe to say that after more than a decade honing his characters on television and in films, Sacha Baron Cohen is more than a comedian. He's the world's most famous performance artist


Labour in Trouble (Inbox)
America and the Middle East; Understanding Mormonism