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Edition: Europe
Vol. 163 No. 8

COVER
Raising Their Voices (Middle East | Women)
Arab women are breaking out from their traditional role in a male-dominated society

Regarding Rania (Middle East | Profile)
Queen Rania of Jordan tries to find a modern role for herself but faces some stiff opposition


EUROPE
All Together Now (Europe | Politics)
Can Europe's big three make up and move forward together?

Domestic Difficulties (Europe | Italy)
Domestic difficulties rise for Silvio Berlusconi

One of Our Candidates Is Missing (Europe | Russia)
Publicity or kidnap? Russian presidential candidate Ivan Rybkin takes a shot at the incumbant Putin


BUSINESS
Tug-Of-War Over Trade (Trade | China)
As China becomes the world's factory, U.S. and European manufacturers are hurting. Do the Chinese play fair? It's more complex than you might think

Heading for a Big Bang? (Stock Markets | China)
IPO's in china surge ahead on a wave of optimism


ARTS
The Patron Saint of Paint (Arts | Exhibitions)
Julian Schnabel, aging bad boy of American art, takes over Frankfurt

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BOOKS
Sharper Image (Books | Kid Lit)
With Knife Edge, writer Malorie Blackman tests the outer limits of kid lit


GLOBAL ADVISER
Location, Location, (Global Adviser | Diversions)
A guide to the on location, locations in London

Ecotourism Without Tears (Global Adviser | Time Traveler)
Traveling in style for those with a conscience

Asia's Look for 2004 (Global Adviser | Style Watch)
Asian style goes global

Coffee and Danish (Global Adviser | Next Time You're in ... COPENHAGEN)
The best coffee in Copenhagen


NOTEBOOK
Veil and Gown Say No (Notebook | France)
From the Muslims to the judiciary there were plenty of people upset in France over new legislation

World Watch (Notebook | World Watch)
The Week's News in Review

Biz Watch (Notebook | Biz Watch)
Meger Mania, Top Table, Tunnel Trouble


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