Time Magazine International Edition

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FOR THE RECORD

Naming the unknown • The Trapp brothers died at Pearl Harbor. It took 80 years to identify their remains

RAIN CHECK

Climate diplomacy brings U.S. and China closer together

NEWS TICKER

How do self-defense claims like Kyle Rittenhouse’s really work?

There’s no trucker shortage; the real problem is trucking jobs

second patient’s immune system clears hiv without the help of drugs

Blame COVID-19 for a travel ban on dogs

Russia’s anti-satellite test threatens ISS

Single people today care less about looks

COVID-19 QUESTIONS

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F.W. de Klerk • Polarizing apartheid figure

Why families need paid leave

Russia’s uncertain game on the Ukrainian border

A great chief

Climate is everything

Space TIME

THE NEW, MORE RELAXED RULES FOR OFFICE DRESSING

What I give up to fly as a disabled person

CHANGE AGENT • Out of tens of thousands of Facebook employees, why was Frances Haugen the one to come forward?

CIVICS TEST • A charter school’s racial controversy illustrates the real battle for America’s classrooms

OFFSHORE COMES ONLINE • Workers from New Jersey to Massachusetts are training to build the oceanic wind farms of the future

MORE OF THE SAME • THE ERA OF PEAK TV HAS GIVEN WAY TO A NEW PHASE DEFINED BY REDUNDANCY. HOW MUCH IS TOO MUCH TELEVISION?

PHOTOS OF THE YEAR • In a time of transition and uncertainty, these photographs captured moments of rare clarity—landmarks in a shifting world

BRINGING DOWN THE HOUSE • In House of Gucci, Lady Gaga’s onscreen magic echoes her forebears in the singer turned actor tradition

Back to the ’70s with Paul Thomas Anderson

Independent musicians find a lifeline in NFTs

Dmitry Muratov • A winner of this year’s Nobel Peace Prize on who should have gotten it, the role of fear in Russian life and why media freedom matters