TIMEasia Magazine: Bali - One Year Later

JOHN STANMEYER/VII FOR TIME

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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A Year of Living Dangerously
The past 12 months have been unsettling ones for Asia

Remembrance Day
One year after the bombing, Bali remembers those who died on Oct. 12

One Year Later
A year after the deadly attacks, an idyllic island slowly recovers

Asia's Terror Threat
TIME Exclusive: Hambali's confessions point to more attacks on the horizon

A Time for Healing
Five lives touched by the Bali tragedy

Viewpoint: Facing the Enemy Within
Indonesia must tell the truth about terror

Road To Recovery
Battered but unbowed, Australians stop to remember those killed in Bali
From TIMEPacific.com

Confessions of the Bali Bombers
The revelations of two suspects link the attack to Osama bin Laden
[1/27/2003]

After Bali
Coming to grips with an unfathomable tragedy: TIME's coverage of the Bali bombing
[10/28/2002]

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MAIN IMAGE: BANANA TREES GROW FROM THE SITE OF LAST YEAR'S BOMBING IN BALI, INDONESIA. PHOTOGRAPH BY JOHN STANMEYER/VII FOR TIME
FROM THE OCTOBER 13, 2003 ISSUE OF TIME MAGAZINE; POSTED MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2003