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Edition: South Pacific
No. 27

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War at the Top of the World (Cover Story)
By TIM MCGIRK WITH ARAVIND ADIGA | SIACHEN GLACIER
Thawing relations between India and Pakistan have brought a cease-fire to the strife-torn Siachen Glacier. Will hostilities remain on ice?

Two Steps Forward, One Step Back (Essay)
By MOHSIN HAMID
Pakistan is changing fast, but the instinct to curtail freedoms remains


ASIA
Going Up?
By ARAVIND ADIGA | ISLAMABAD
By the numbers, Pakistan is booming—but it's still not creating the type of jobs that will win the fight against poverty

Tale of The Tape
By ANTHONY SPAETH AND NELLY SINDAYEN/MANILA
He Said, She Said

Under Siege
By ANTHONY SPAETH | MANILA
As a vote-rigging scandal deepens and calls for her resignation grow louder, Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo is fighting for political survival

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