In this issue
Edition: Europe
Edition: Europe
Vol. 169, No. 8
COVER
Midnight's Family
(Africa)
The Dehs are ordinary Ghanaians, but their lives since independence capture the triumphs and struggles of an entire continent
ARTS
Retaking Center Stage
While Moscow's historic Bolshoi Theater gets a makeover, its eponymous ballet company steps out of the wings and back into the spotlight, thanks to a daring new boss
Taking the Rap (Music)
It's a calling with repercussions, but Palestinian and Israeli hip-hop stars are telling it like it is
NOTEBOOK
Peace Stays On Track
After the bombing of a Pakistan-bound train in India, politicians vow that the peace process will continue
Of Concertos and Copyrights
A British classical pianist is exposed as a fake
GLOBAL ADVISER
Wild At Heart
(On Show)
An exhibit of enigmatic filmmaker David Lynch's artistic works opens in Paris
Life's a Cabaret (Next Time You're In...Cape Town)
Next time you're in Cape Town, visit Evita Bezuidenhout's dinner theater for satire and sequins
Your PC is P.C. (Tech Watch)
Allay your computer eco-guilt by replacing plastic with biodegradable bamboo
It's Cool Up North (City Profile)
Stockholm's SoFo district is a retail smorgasbord
One Man's Meat (The Best-Ever ... Grilled Food)
For the best steak ever, visit Victor Arguinzoniz's restaurant, Etxebarri
LETTERS
Finding Your Way Around Your Brain
NATO 2.0; Premature Politicking; Hotheaded Democrats?; Scooter's Secrets

Pictures of the Week
Collateral Tragedies
Kate Betts, Isaac Mizrahi and Joel Stein's Blog
Cartoons of the Week
Sarah Lyall on Why the Brits Are Different
Damien Hirst: Bad Boy Makes Good
Could Florida Survive the Big One?
An E-Mail Plea: Help Pay My Tuition!
The Wrestler: Mickey Rourke's Comeback
How Fast Should Iraq Re-Arm?