COVER
Tony Blair's Leap of Faith (Middle East)
Britain's former Prime Minister has finally found a cause that allows him to wear his religion on his sleeve. His biggest challenge may be to bridge the gap between secular Europe and a world of believers
ASIA
India's Secret War
For decades, a Maoist insurgency known as the Naxalite movement has operated on the fringes of India. Now, exploiting the inequalities created by the country's economic boom, the Naxalites have come center stage and grown into the nation's biggest security threat
ESSAY
The Family Way
The loss of countless children in the Sichuan quake signals time to end China's one-child policy
LETTERS
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GLOBAL BUSINESS
Improbable Paradise (Development)
Cambodia is losing its killing fields image as tourists and hoteliers flock to the country's little-known coast
GLOBAL ADVISER
Ambien Music (Curtain Raiser)
Forget the performers. Just close your eyes, lean back and sleep tight
Eat Like a Horse Rider (Amuse Bouche)
At Mimolette, the scions of Singapore's great and good trot by as you brunch
One Night in Sydney (TIME Traveler)
Three locals tell you how to spend a night down under
Fresh Heights (Diversions)
Trekkers looking for alternatives to Tibet and Nepal are finding nirvana in the Indian Himalayas