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 The Trouble with Thailand
Bombings in Bangkok cap an unhappy year for the Land of Smiles, which has been roiled by a coup, economic-policy miscues and an ongoing Muslim insurgency
Indonesia's Perilous Skies
As rescuers continue the search for a downed Indonesian airliner, some say the country's aviation industry has grown too far, too fast
Can the Afghans Defend Themselves?
As in Iraq, an exit strategy for foreign troops depends on building up the Afghan army. But recruiting new soldiers is growing more difficult
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 What's Her Game?
A sudden power grab threatens to plunge the country back into civil war
Nov. 11, 2003
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Personality Clash
A look at the two rivals
Nov. 11, 2003
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Peace Dividend
A cease-fire triggers an economic revival. Can the good times last?
Nov. 3, 2003
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Asian Heroes: Ranil Wickremesinghe
The Peacemaker
Apr. 24, 2003
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Waiting to Exhale
Where is the peace dividend?
Mar. 03, 2003
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South Asia's Latest Boomtown
Sri Lanka's real estate gets hot
Feb. 27, 2003
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Purring Tigers
With a desire for peace on both sides, an end to conflict looks possible
Dec. 12, 2002
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Tiger Country
A Tamil nation in all but law already exists in Sri Lanka's battle-scarred northeast
Sep. 20, 2002
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A Rumor of Peace
Sri Lanka's rebel leader talks of ending conflict while continuing to stock arms
Apr. 16, 2002
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Tamil Tiger Chief Emerges From the Shadows
TIME's Alex Perry meets rebel leader Velupillai Prabhakaran
Apr. 16 2002
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Breaking Off the Battle
In Sri Lanka, peace is now possible—as a result of Sept. 11
Feb. 11 2002
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