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Edition: Asia
Edition: Asia
Vol. 162 No. 9
COVER
The New Science of Dyslexia
(Cover Story | Dyslexia)
Why some children struggle so much with reading used to be a mystery. Now researchers know what's wrong—and what to do about it
Minds at Risk (Cover Story | Dyslexia)
Dyslexia is less common in Asia than the U.S., but it's still a big and largely unnoticed problem
What You Can Do (Cover Story | Dyslexia)
If you suspect your child might be dyslexic, it's never too early to help
ASIA
Bloody Monday
As Bombay suffers the latest in a string of deadly bomb blasts, suspicions focus on domestic Muslim terrorists enraged by Hindu nationalism
Odd Man Out
The six-way talks hosted by China delivered more bluster than progress—a reminder of how tough it will be to coax Kim Jong Il into dropping his nuclear ambitions
NOTEBOOK
Mystery Moves
(Notebook | Burma)
A reshuffle in the junta gives Burma-watchers hope, but the outcome is still unclear
Milestones
Paedophile priest killed; Tennis greats retire
Verbatim
Quotes of the Week
Letters
What's Right with Japan
BUSINESS
Striking To Death?
South Korean President Roh Moo Hyun may be giving militant unionists just enough rope to hang themselves—and the economy
ARTS
Soap Dish
(Television)
TV writer Eriko Kitagawa churns out award-winning drama by tapping a unique source: herself
Fear of Flying (Books)
An Afghan tale written in exile, The Kite Runner explores friendship, guilt and redemption
Dance of Life (Books)
The surprisingly uplifting tale of a Wanchai bar girl
TRAVEL
Sailing in History's Wake
A replica of an ancient ship goes to sea

Tech Buyer's Guide
Haus Beautiful: the Impact of Bauhaus
Pictures of the Week
Photos: Bernie Madoff's Stuff Goes Up for Auction
Does Mexico City Need a Red-Light District?
The 50 Best Inventions of 2009
2012: End-of-World Disaster Porn
The Troubled Journey of Major Hasan
Photos: A Muslim Candidate's Unconventional Strategy
U.S. Crime Writer Tackles a Real Hong Kong Cold Case