TOP STORIES FROM NEWSWEEK INTERNATIONAL | Monday, November 13, 2006

U.S. MIDTERM ELECTIONS
The Prodigal Returns
In crisis, Bush 43 turns to Bush 41. By Jon Meacham.

VIETNAM
The Song Of The South
Hanoi's communists won the Vietnam War, but southern-born reformers are leading an economic boom as the country opens up to the world. By Michael Hastings and George Wehrfritz.

IRAQ
Tale Of Two Cities: Clean Slate
Our Baghdad correspondent visits Saigon and discovers the real reasons that Iraq shouldn't be compared to Vietnam. By Michael Hastings.

MORE FROM THIS WEEK'S ISSUE - Not available on U.S. newsstands

WORLD AFFAIRS
• Can Bush Sr. and His Team Save Son's Presidency?
• The Rescue Squad
• How History Will Judge Donald Rumsfeld
• The New Face: A Spy With Fresh Eyes
• Alter: The End of the Road for U.S. Conservatism
• Quinn: The Economic Perception Gap
• Vietnam: The South Has Finally Won
• Why Baghdad Won't Be Saigon
• China: Suing for the Environment

WORLD BUSINESS
• Hello, You've Got Game Show!
• Europe: the Jobs Machine
• Jeffrey Garten: The Coming Commercial Arms Race

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
• Technology: The Power of We
• Recycling: This Old Gadget

SOCIETY AND THE ARTS
• Hidden History Of the Arabs
• China's Art Factory
• Man vs. Nature: This Land Is My Land
• A Museum Gold Rush
• The Whitney Museum Sticks With Renzo Piano

DEPARTMENTS
• International Perspectives
• International Periscope
• Mail Call: The Real China?
• Zakaria: What the Baker Commission is Ignoring
• Good Life: Fashion--The New Black Tie

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