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Edition: Europe
Vol. 159 No. 7

COVER
His Day In Court (EUROPE)
Slobodan Milosevic faces charges of genocide and crimes against humanity in a trial that will become a test case for international justice


EUROPE
Head To Head (MILOSEVIC ON TRIAL)
Serbia’s political divisions are creating instability and hindering reform

A Legacy of Hate (MILOSEVIC ON TRIAL)
Three years after the ethnic cleansing in Kosovo, Mitrovica is still the most dangerous place in Europe

Missing Man (MILOSEVIC ON TRIAL)
Milosevic has been written out of Serbia's school history

Montenegro: The Last to Leave the Fold? (MILOSEVIC ON TRIAL)
Country looks forward to integration with Europe


WAR ON TERROR
Terror's Little Helpers
French prosecutors are uncovering the key role — and elusiveness —of logistics operatives in several al-Qaeda networks

Uncovering the London Link (EUROPE)
Suspected terrorist fights extradition from U.K. to U.S.


AFRICA
Hope for the Living Dead
As opposition to South Africa's AIDS policy grows, campaigners are taking matters into their own hands

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BUSINESS
Déjà vu on the trading floor
After Nick Leeson, banks were meant to look out for rogue traders. One wasn’t looking hard enough

Rogues’ Gallery


ARTS
City Lights (EXHIBITIONS)
A major new exhibition at London's Royal Academy shows Paris in its glory days as a magnet, inspiration and playground for artists


OBITUARY
The Passionate Princess (EUROPE)
Her generation's royal wild child, Margaret lived — and loved — in the spotlight


PROFILE
A Man for Ulster's New Politics
In Northern Ireland, Mark Durkan struggles to revive the faltering fortunes of the venerable S.D.L.P.


WORLD WATCH
World Watch
The week's news in review


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