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Edition: Europe
Vol. 168, No. 11

COVER
How the Stars Were Born
For the first time ever, scientists are taking an incredible journey to the dawn of the universe


EUROPE
Remember This War?
NATO forces have taken over patrol of Afghanistan, but with the Taliban re-emerging, the opium trade booming and reconstruction stalling, that's a tough mission


INTERVIEW
10 Questions For Massimo D'Alema
Italian Foreign Minister Massimo D'Alema on Europe's role in U.N. efforts to keep peace in Lebanon


NOTEBOOK
10 Questions For Gareth Peirce (Interview | Gareth Pierce)
Human-rights lawyer Gareth Peirce on the dangers of forgotten history lessons

Ryanair's Flight Suit
No-frills carrier Ryanair sues the U.K. government for losses caused, it claims, by increased airport security

"They're a hot commodity ... so demand is high"
George Gligoris, head of the Greek police unit that investigates antiquities smuggling, talks to Anthee Carassava

The Way Out of the Middle East Mess (Notebook / Letters)

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BUSINESS
Death's Other Sting
Death and taxes may be two of life's few certainties, but having to face both at once is no longer just a problem for the rich


ESSAY
It's Not Just Cricket
Simon Robinson on why the game of cricket will always be about politics


GLOBAL ADVISER
Wild West Meets Tranquil East (Time Traveler)
Jackson Hole's exclusive Amangani hotel is both elegant and grand

L'Andana Con Brio (Diversions)
Catherine Mayer puts Tuscany's deluxe L'Andana hotel through a robust test drive

On A New High Note (After Dark)
Ronnie Scott's London jazz club is relaunched after a $4 million makeover


Quotes of the Day »

JANE HOULIHAN, an environmental engineer, after tests revealed that leading brands of bottled water turned up a variety of contaminants — including caffeine, fertilizer and the pain reliever acetaminophen — often found in tap water