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Seared into the world’s imagination

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■ 今週号の主な内容 ■

特集 -Rebuilding Tohoku to take years, billions
未曾有の大震災が及ぼす経済的影響

特集 -Disaster offers hope for diplomatic opening
大震災が緊張緩和へ道を開く

特集 -Power shortage ravaging faltering economy
原発被災で首都圏を襲った電力不足

海外 -Crash highlights Chinese-American gambling market
中国系米国人がギャンブル産業の餌食に

海外 -Release of CIA contractor eases Pakistan-U.S. tensions
殺人容疑のCIA要員が釈放

経済 -Oil price surge is bad for (nearly) everyone
世界経済を揺るがす原油価格の急騰

フォーカス -The nuclear crisis and how to avoid radioactive fallout

サイエンス -Crocs recruited to save wetlands

クローズアップ -EU vows to stress test nuke plants

ライフスタイル-Digging out a career at Germany’s ‘funeral school’

論評 -If John Galliano’s hate rant was a one-off

トピック -Together, but apart at evacuation center

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◆ JAPAN IN BRIEF ◆

Kan’s grand coalition offer shunned by opposition parties

Yen declines as G-7 intervenes

Mizuho glitch nixes salary payments

Japan abiding by IAEA: Amano

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◆ WORLD IN BRIEF ◆

〓EGYPT〓
Egyptian voters call for speedy elections

〓HAITI〓
Search continues for a new leader

〓UNITED STATES〓
Ali asks Iran to free U.S. hikers

〓MALAYSIA〓
Bin Hammam to tackle FIFA’s Blatter


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