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Person of the Year 2007
Vladimir Putin
His final year as Russia's President has been his most successful yet. At home, he secured his political future. Abroad, he expanded his outsizeif not always benigninfluence on global affairs Read More »
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Runner-Up: Al Gore
Nobel laureate, minding the environment More »
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Runner-Up: J.K. Rowling
Harry Potter creator, finally telling secrets More »
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Runner-up: Hu Jintao
China's leader depends on both ancient wisdom and communist doctrine as guides to action More »
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Runner-up: David Petraeus
The commanding general in Iraq fought America's most difficult foreign war and one at home More »
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Web Exclusive: People Who Mattered
The defiant monks of Burma became an online sensation. Rupert Murdoch got the newspaper of his dreams. Barry Bonds broke a historic record, while Britney Spears just broke down. Read about them and others who left their mark on 2007 More »
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Fond Farewell: In Tribute
Evel Knievel, Norman Mailer, Lady Bird Johnson, Max Roach, Ingmar Bergman, Beverly Sills, Yolanda King, Robert Goulet, Phil Rizzuto and many others left usbut not before making a distinct impression More »
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Video: TIME's Interview with Vladimir Putin
At his dacha outside Moscow, the Russian President spoke candidly about corruption, religion and how he thinks the war in Iraq should end More »
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Interactive: Russia & China: A Common Cause
Should the two giants stand against the U.S. together? How long can Russia control nearly one-third of the Asian continent while its population dwindles? Here's a look at the bear and the dragon, side by side More »
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