COVER
The Lady Walks Free Again
Aung San Suu Kyi is released from house arrest to a Burma that, while still in the generals' grip, is changing fast. To get things done, she will have to learn how to be more than an icon of democracy
POSTCARD FROM
Postcard: Rome
Volunteers have taken on the challenge of ridding the city's walls of graffiti, doing what their leaders can't — or won't — do. The Eternal City's residents join a fight against grime
GLOBAL BUSINESS
Sitting Pretty (Small Business)
Using crowdsourcing to design its furniture, Made.com got a business off the ground quickly
LETTERS
Change We Can't Believe! (Inbox)
Burma's Hope?; I.O.U., U.S.A.; Going Nuclear
WORLD
Egypt's Islamists: What's So Scary About the Muslim Brotherhood?
The outlawed Muslim Brotherhood has long been the bogeyman of Egyptian politics. Why it still thrives
GLOBAL ADVISER
A Perfect Day in Siem Reap (TIME Traveler)
An inside view on what to do once you've done Angkor Wat
Marina Bay: Singapore's Flashy New Neighborhood (Next Time You're in ... Singapore)
The island's new residential and entertainment district is all about excess
Cire Trudon: Old Flame (Style Watch)
The French candle maker has a slow-burning passion for tradition
Loch Picking (Great Outdoors)
Scotland's rugged Ardnamurchan offers wild escapes Simon Horsford