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This Week
70 years on from VE Day, the last witnesses remember
Newsweek asks six men and women to recount their memories of when WWII ended
Face to face with Esperanza Aguirre, 'Spain's Margaret Thatcher'
Adrift off the Goan coast
New comedy explores the misfortune of being sexually incompatible
Culture
Big shots
Big shots 15/05/15
This week's best photography from around the world
Politics
Analysis
Perspectives: Lizards in Germany and the Beatles in Turkey
The other European news you may have missed
Politics
Review
The week ahead in Europe
60th anniversary of the Warsaw Pact and Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi receives his verdict
Conflict
Newsweeks past: The end of the greatest war in history
What Newsweek published in 1945 when the war ended
Law & Order
Feature
Smuggled from Syria to Glasgow by boat, plane and train: A refugee's story
A first-hand account of one man's desperate journey through 12 countries to reach Glasgow
Law & Order
European divorcees lose millions to online dating scams
Europol have warned that middle-aged internet users are frequently targeted
Politics
Feature
Scottish separatists plan for new referendum after SNP triumph
The door is open to a second referendum on Scottish independence as early as 2020
Culture
Interview
My weekend: Mike Clare, the man behind AmaZing Venues
He sleeps untill 7.30am, goes boating on the Thames, and whizzes around his estate on his Segway
Culture
Review
The distinguished writers who fled Franco are exhibited under the same roof
Spanish intellectual refugees show that exile can push people to higher achievements
Law & Order
Opinion
If I ruled the world: Kumi Naidoo, Greenpeace
International executive director of Greenpeace on what he would do if he ruled the world
Culture
Review
Artist Jaume Plensa brings majestic installations to the Venice Art Biennale
Jaume Plensa has set up giant perforated sculptures in an elegant Palladian monastery
Politics
Feature
Putin's 'trauma' as Western leaders boycott his Victory Day parade
Ukraine conflict means Western leaders have snubbed the occasion
Health
Feature
Beating superbugs is as important as cancer say experts
Head of Antibiotic Research UK revealed that finding a cure for drug-resistant superbugs should be on the top of the agenda with cancer
Books
Review
Testosterone: war, sex, money and men
The truth about hormones is rather different from what we think
Tech & Science
EnChroma Glasses May Permanently Cure Color Blindness
Lenses that filter out certain parts of the color spectrum could permanently change the way you see.
Books
Review
Germany's meritocratic dream is being destroyed by inherited wealth
A German journalist investigates why excellence and a salary aren't enough to succeed in her country's flawed system
Fashion
Analysis
Fashion faces its dirty secret
As campaigners like Pharrell Williams get involved, sustainability in the fashion industry has become the new cool.
Environment
Business
Weird
Analysis
Boomtime for minesweepers as Germany clears seabed for offshore windfarms
Bomb clearing season begins in Germany and the Baltic countries as tonnes of unexploded artillery remain under water.
World
Russia's Greatest Weapon May Be Its Hackers
Russian hackers are the most sophisticated and inventive in the world, and the Kremlin knows how to deploy them.
Travel
Review
Mostar in Bosnia is a perfect alternative to overcrowded Eastern European cities
There may still be landmines in the woods but Bosnia's locals are hospitable and its scenery is spectacular.