Newsweek International has its own editorial and business staffs. Every week, the international editions carry a blend of material from around the world, edited for local nationals interested in the global community at large.
Content is weighted toward international affairs, business and finance.
Together these editions have a worldwide circulation of 663,000 and an influential readership of senior decision makers and opinion leaders around the world. In 1984, Newsweek International joined The Bulletin to produce The Bulletin with Newsweek, also in English, to serve the South Pacific market. In October 1991, Newsweek introduced a Korean-language edition, Newsweek Hankuk Pan. Sometime in 2000, Newsweek International will launch an Arabic-language edition. Newsweek's unique network of English and local-language magazines appear in more than 190 countries around the world each week.