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Edition: Asia
Vol. 167 No. 5

COVER
Going Nowhere (Cover Story)
By doing business with Burma, Asian countries help its brutal military regime stay in power—while the Burmese people remain trapped in a time warp of poverty, oppression and economic misrule

Counterattack (Viewpoint)
Sanctions are the most effective weapon against Burma's military regime

People Power (Cover Story)
Burma's Subtle Subversives


ASIA
Living on the Edge
High-flying tycoon Takafumi Horie is entangled in a fraud investigation, rattling stock markets and raising doubts about Japan's economic recovery

Collateral Damage (Viewpoint)
Livedoor's woes may be a setback for corporate reform

Japan's Self-Made Maverick
In less than a decade, Takafumi Horie built an empire—and made plenty of enemies along the way


ARTS
History's Mysteries
A newly revealed map could put China at the forefront of world exploration—if it's real


GLOBAL ADVISER
Saving the Tribal Soles (TIME Global Adviser)
The clash of modern and indigenous cultures informs a Vancouver artist's latest show

Sheer Pandemonium (TIME Global Adviser)
The birthplace of calypso heats up with the mother of all steel-band fetes

Style Watch (TIME Global Adviser)
The Picture-Perfect Pout

Up to the Minute (TIME Global Adviser)
A sampler of the latest in fashion, cocktails, technology and travel

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GLOBAL BUSINESS
No More Heroes
Scarred by scandal, leaders in such fields as politics, business and science are viewed with mounting suspicion. How are they being undermined and what can they do to shore up public trust?

United States
That Sold-Out Feeling

China
Powerless In the Paddy Fields

France
An ennui epidemic

South Korea
Blinded By Science

Bhutan
Too much trust?

Nigeria
Big Oil's Burden

Britain
A Leap of Faith


NOTEBOOK
A Year of Troubles
Thousands take to the streets in Nepal despite an increasingly harsh crackdown by the King

Bird Flu Watch
New study challenges the efficacy of Tamiflu against the avian virus

Milestones

Verbatim

Letters
The Good Samaritans


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