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Edition: Asia
Vol. 161, No. 6

COVER
What Went Wrong With Columbia?
America relives a nightmare as another space shuttle disintegrates—and seven astronauts perish—in a blue, morning sky. What caused the disaster?


ASIA
What About the Other War?
U.S. troops in Afghanistan clash with ex-Taliban soldiers

Blast from the Past
An ancient feud sparks acrimony between Phnom Penh and Bangkok

The Prisoner's Tale (Letter from Bangladesh)
A journalist recounts his personal story of police abuse and state repression in Bangladesh


ARTS
Sentimental Education
Chinese teens discover sex and literature during the Cultural Revolution in The Little Chinese Seamstress


TRAVEL
Cashing in on Mao-stalgia
For one Beijing hotelier, it's long live the revolution


SPORT
The Man Who Would Be Ming (Sports)
Dan McClintock, Yao Ming's replacement on the Shanghai Sharks, has the toughest job in China

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NOTEBOOK
The Cost of Sunshine
Allegations of paying for rapprochement between North and South Korea taint President Kim's greatest achievement

Demolition Men
Thai PM Thaksin throws down the gauntlet after a Bangkok block is razed for a developer by moonlighting military men

Touching the Third Rail
Arroyo faces political electrocution after breaking a taboo on family planning

Ashcroft on Line 1
Japanese police hope camera-phone-toting civilians can help report crimes—although many are committing them

Milestones
An Indonesian militia leader and French foreign minister go free

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GREGG KEESLING on reports that he received a call from an Army official saying he wasn't eligible to receive a condolence letter from President Obama because his son committed suicide, rather than dying in action