In this issue
Edition: Europe
Edition: Europe
Vol. 168, No. 18
COVER
What to Do When Outlaws Get the Bomb
(Special Report | N. Korea)
Can the international community curb Kim Jong Il's nuclear program and prevent a nightmarish arms race?
EUROPE
When Reform Doesn't Pay the Bills
E.U. membership has made Eastern and Central Europe a big draw for investors, but the appetite for reform appears to be on the wane
Nature Weeps As A Heroine Is Buried (Letter From Moscow)
As a murdered journalist is buried in the capital, Russians grieve and protest
BUSINESS
Libé on a Deadline
(Media)
France's left-wing daily fights for survival
NOTEBOOK
No Harm Meant, Honest
(Notebook | Britain)
Britain's army chief casts doubt on the mission in Iraq
A Chilling Preview of War (Notebook | Letters)
TECHNOLOGY
Does High Tech Require High Fiber?
With soaring broadband demand telecoms are turning to fiber
GLOBAL ADVISER
Historical Drama
(If you're in ... London)
Eccentric artist Dennis Severs' former London home brings the past back to life
A Heavenly Night's Rest (Check In)
Many of Japan's monasteries and temples offer accommodation along with classes in meditation and Buddhist cuisine
Tempering Tannat (Grapevine)
Uruguayan wine producers find ways of reducing the Tannat grape's typical harshness
Old School Thai (Diversions)
A former Thai prime minister's house is a fine example of Thai vernacular architecture

Cartoons of the Week
The Financial Crisis: What Would the Talmud Do?
Downtime: What To See, Hear and Do This Week
Body of Lies: Leonardo of Arabia
John McCain, Stop Singing My Song!
French Novelist Le Clézio: A Nobel Surprise
10 Questions for Lance Armstrong
Photos: The Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta
How Nobel Winners Spend Their Prize Money
Postcard: British Cops Get Tough