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ASIA
COVER:
Another Year of Living Dangerously
The region's economic crisis spreads to the streets of Jakarta
as panicked Indonesians start to hoard supplies. Is President
Suharto up to the leadership challenge?
Viewpoint:
David Roche on Asia's real nightmare
TIBET:
The Long, Hard Road
Countless children risk their lives in a dangerous trek across
the Himalayas to flee from Chinese rule
INDIA:
Easy Money
New Delhi reaps a windfall as hundreds of thousands of citizens
respond to an amnesty offer and cough up their taxes
LATIN AMERICA
BRAZIL:
Landless Rebels
The radical movement Sem Terra has adopted "guerrilla capitalism" in its bid to transform the face of the nation
Radical Chic:
For Brazil's glamour set, Sem Terra is the crusade of choice
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ATLANTIC
SPECIAL REPORT:
Europe Widens and Deepens
With economic and monetary union coming fast and the number of
E.U. member states set to expand, a more unified Europe is on
its way. But not everyone is prepared
Fasten Your Seatbelts:
EMU may be ready for takeoff, but the
flight ahead looks bumpy
Viewpoint:
A top U.S. economist warns of euro-discord
Contagion:
Asia's economic flu is nothing to sneeze at
Russia:
Too troubled to cause trouble?
The Balkans:
Bosnia may escape war but Kosovo boils
EUROPE:
Near-Death Experience
A mass-suicide by German cultists
is thwarted on a Spanish island
Israel:
Netanyahu is the man the country loves to hate
SPORT:
Officials confront the legacy of communism's state-
approved abuse of steroids
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CANADA
DISASTERS:
Grim Fairyland
The worst ice storm in nearly 40 years robs some 3 million people of heat, light, and their sense of security, leaving them in a glittering state of emergency
VIEWPOINT:
Two, Three, Many Nations
Behind the apology to native peoples, is Ottawa preparing a negotiations binge, asks Andrew Coyne
Cooperation, Not Confrontation
The historic apology is part of a federal paradigm shift toward aboriginals, says Phil Fontaine
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