C O V E R
COVER: So Long, Slobo
In a stunning climax to an electoral impasse, a street-level coup d'etat captures Belgrade and forces Milosevic to cede power to Vojislav Kostunica and a once disunited opposition

A S I A
TAIWAN: Rookie Mistakes
The Premier's resignation underlines the government's fragility

E U R O P E
KOSTUNICA: Serbia's New Boss
He is a constitutional lawyer and a nationalist, and he doesn't want to serve his entire term. Will he be his country's savior?

UNITED KINGDOM: Tory Time
Party leader William Hague finally has a reason to be cheerfu

M I D D L E   E A S T
ISRAEL: The Mount of All Troubles
A holy site is the root of the evils that plague the peace process
One Boy's Death: The story of Mohammed al-Durra

U N I T E D   S T A T E S
CAMPAIGN 2000: Who's With Stupid? 46 The candidates are caricaturing each other: Bush is a servant of the rich, Gore of Big Government. Do the labels fit?

B U S I N E S S
INNOVATORS: The New Financial Order Whom to watch as Wall Street breaks out of the box

SCIENCE   AND   SOCIETY
NOBEL PRIZES: The Good, the Bad and the Crazy
A century of honorees includes some real winners

BIOLOGY: Science by Screensaver
Tapping the power of idle PCs to map genes and fold proteins
Genetics: The first designer test-tube baby

LIVING: The (Un)Therapists
Want to win big? Maybe it's time for a "life coach"

S P O R T S
PARALYMPICS: The Can-Do Games
In Sydney, the world's most outstanding disabled athletes prepare to put their talent and training to the test

T H E   A R T S
MUSIC: With a spectacular new album, British rock quintet Radiohead reinvents itself-and maybe rock
CINEMA: As a bad guy, Jeffrey Wright makes good Samuel L. Jackson gives Shaft a makeover
BOOKS: On the road with Einstein's brain dance: Bangarra creates magic with a message

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