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INTERNATIONAL EDITION JUNE 22, 1998 VOL. 151 NO. 25

ASIA

SPECIAL REPORT: The Skies Ahead
In the soaring lines of glittering new airports in Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur, you can trace the changes that will transform the experience of flying in the next century

Moving Night: Hong Kong's other handover

Future Flights: The next generation of aircraft

Upgrades: Gadgets that will ease those long hauls

Frequent Flying: How to speed through Asia's airports

TAIWAN: On the Sidelines
As Beijing puts pressure on the U.S. to support its cross-strait policy, Taipei's leaders have every reason to be worried

Lee Teng-hui Interview: "The reality is a divided China"

VIETNAM: Mad About Football
Despite a rash of match-fixing, the national mania continues

INDIA: Rural Depression
Indebted farmers are taking their own lives in large numbers

ASIAN ECONOMIES: The Bad News Gets Worse
A TIME panel of economists sees very few silver linings

Viewpoint: It's restructuring time for Hong Kong

PAKISTAN: Chronicler of Courtesans
Artist Iqbal Hussain's prime subject is Lahore's seamy side

ESSAY: Sunanda K. Datta-Ray

ATLANTIC

COVER: You Scratch My Back ...
From Indonesia to Mexico, Pakistan to Italy, the costs of corruption have reached massive proportions. In this era of global finance, it's not just somebody else's problem, so Herculean international efforts have been launched to crack down on bribery

Clearing out the Muck: Armed with the power of publicity, Peter Eigen's Transparency International put payola on the world's agenda

EUROPE: Kosovo in Chaos
With as many as 60,000 Kosovars displaced by fighting in the troubled province, the West warns Serb strongman Slobodan Milosevic to back off--or else

Viewpoint: Thomas Sancton on France's strikebuster

VIEW FROM WASHINGTON: Nigeria's chance to reform

A Brighter Future: Africa's economic moment

SPORT: The World Cup kicks off in France

ART: Who Was Delacroix?
A series of bicentenary exhibitions across France seeks the man behind the Master whose inner world of ambiguity and paradox continues to mystify

APPRECIATION: The spirit of Federico Garcia Lorca

BOOKS: W. Michael Blumenthal explores German-Jewish disaffection

LATIN AMERICA

BRAZIL: Landless Rebels
Destitute farmers are the foot soldiers for a group of leftist revolutionaries who are successfully campaigning to take back land for agricultural cooperatives

CANADA

HEALTH: Deadpan Is Beautiful
If injections of a lethal toxin can eliminate wrinkles, who cares if it also paralyzes your face?

BOOKS: Mark Kingwell looks--but not deeply--into happiness

SOUTH PACIFIC

QUEENSLAND: The New Face of Politics
he success of the One Nation party in Queensland augurs a shake-up in Australia's political status quo

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