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ASIA
CAMBODIA:
Death of a Devil
Pol Pot, the once-terrifying "Brother Number One," died a broken
old man. But by cheating the world of an accounting of his
crimes, he'll continue to haunt his nation's fractured psyche
Justice Foiled: The Khmer Rouge almost gave up Pol Pot
Heart of Darkness: Anlong Veng reveals its bleak secrets
VIETNAM:
Crime of Slashing
A string of bizarre razor attacks sets Hanoi on edge
AFGHANISTAN:
From the Rubble
An American envoy elicits promises of peace talks
PHILIPPINE CENTENNIAL:
Things Are Looking Up
One hundred years after first tasting freedom, the Philippines
may finally be coming into its colorful, irrepressible own
PHOTO ESSAY
The Philippine Centennial
Big Brother: Uncle Sam still looms large
Out of Office: Aquino and Ramos set a proud precedent
Pop Politics: Stars take to the campaign trail
INTERVIEW:
Fidel Ramos
"Six Years For A Good President Is Not Long Enough"
Surviving Marcos: The shadow of history's evil genius hangs over a people
determined that his era will never return
AVIATION:
Wing and a Prayer
The Asian crisis has sent several regional airlines into
tailspins
VIEWPOINT:
False Hope
Analyst David Roche predicts markets will crash this year
TO OUR READERS
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ATLANTIC
COVER:
A Personal Finance Revolution
Fear and greed--two of the oldest instincts known to man--are
pushing Europe's stock markets to new highs as young Europeans
and greying baby boomers rethink money issues. The new
customers' needs are also helping to overturn tradition in the
hide-bound financial services industry
Long Road to Retirement: Are Gen Xers saving enough?
Viewpoint: A do-it-yourself welfare state lies ahead
EUROPE:
East Germany Redux
German unification remains a tale of two countries, one
with and one without. The major problems besetting
Germany either originate or are more acute in the east
Silicon Saxony: A state pursues its own economic miracle
Bitter Battle in Ireland: In the fight for a peaceful future,
Northern Ireland's unionists clash with each other
Flora and Fauna War: A Greek plan for nature reserves on some
tiny Aegean isles ruffles feathers in Turkey
Government on Hold: Russia's parliament still hasn't given
in to Boris Yeltsin over his candidate for prime minister
MEDICINE:
Feeling pain while under anesthesia, but being unable
to scream, is every surgery patient's nightmare
ART:
Surreal and Surprising
While Rene Magritte's works are among the most recognizable
images in 20th century art, a retrospective shows that their
scope and range can still astonish; Victor Hugo was also a
draftsman, but who knew it?
SOCIETY:
A German professor provides a new ending to the tale of
the Pied Piper of Hamelin
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CANADA
BOOKS:
Coupland's latest tale of torpor lacks magic
LATIN AMERICA
TO OUR READERS
SOUTH PACIFIC
AUSTRIALIAN SCENE:
Wedded to the Camera
An intellectually disabled man reveals a small town to itself
LANDMARKS:
Save Our Sails
Protesters revile a building that crowds Sydney's Opera House
DANCE:
Remembering the Great War
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