TOP STORIES FROM NEWSWEEK INTERNATIONAL | Monday, June 12, 2006

TERROR
After Zarqawi: What Next for Iraq?
The Americans had come close to killing him before, but he'd managed to escape. Not this time. By Evan Thomas and Rod Nordland.

IRAQ
Bush's New Strategy of Restraint on Iraq
The Zarqawi strike showed a new Bush strategy of restraint. Don't expect the same from Capitol Hill. By Richard Wolffe and Holly Bailey.

WORLD
The Shadow of El Norte
Mexico is now so inextricably intertwined with the United States that whoever wins the tight election will find his actions constrained. By Joseph Contreras.

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WORLD AFFAIRS
• After Zarqawi: What Next for Iraq?
• The Next Generation of Terror
• Bush's New Strategy of Restraint on Iraq
• Blair and Chirac: Irrelevant?
• Gordon Brown: Don't Fear the Future
• Is Russia Unfit for the WTO?
• America's Mexican Takeover
• Mexico: No Need for Soul-Searching

WORLD BUSINESS
• Japan: Second-Guessing Reform
• Opinion: Dangerous Road Ahead
• Latin Leaders Follow No Boss

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

• Tracking eBay's New Bid
• Alter: A New Open-Source Politics
• BlogWatch

SOCIETY AND THE ARTS
• East of the Louvre
• Blockbusters: Mass Appeal
• Entertainment: Reinventing a Classic
• Rap: No More Mr. Ice Guy
• Poetry: Heroine by a Hairbreadth
• Paul Westerberg: Mr. Irreplaceable
• Snap Judgment: Books

DEPARTMENTS
• International Periscope
• International Perspectives
• The Good Life
• International Mail Call
• The Last Word: Paul Crowder
• Fareed Zakaria: Hopeful Signs in Iraq

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