Do you have magazines in English?
ri-VI-ste — three syllables; stress on the second; the final 'e' is clearly pronounced.
Use this as a foreign visitor or English speaker looking for reading material in your language. Tabaccherie in tourist areas often stock international press.
'Avete' (you have, plural present) + 'riviste' (magazines, feminine plural) + 'in inglese' (in English). Some upscale tabaccherie in major cities stock The Guardian Weekly, Time, or Newsweek. Smaller shops usually carry only Italian publications.
Ha il Times di oggi?
Do you have today's Times?
Specifying a newspaper title and edition
Avete giornali stranieri?
Do you have foreign newspapers?
Broader question covering any non-Italian publication
Dove posso trovare giornali in inglese in questa città?
Where can I find English-language newspapers in this city?
Asking for directions if the shop doesn't stock them
Foreign press in Italy is typically available only in major cities, tourist resorts, and airports. Even in Rome and Milan, not every edicola or tabaccheria stocks international publications. The best bet is usually a bookshop (libreria) or a dedicated edicola at a main train station.