★ COVER
U.S. AMBASSADOR KILLED IN LIBYA
- The many faces of Muslim rage

★ FOCUS
- Niger nomads are forced to sell their last camels


■ WORLD IN BRIEF
- Suu Kyi begins landmark visit to U.S. (MYANMAR) ※
- Romney video rattles campaign (UNITED STATES) ※
- Top Khmer Rouge leader freed (CAMBODIA)
- ’Insider’ attack kills four U.S. troops (AFGHANISTAN)
- Has Richard III been found? (BRITAIN)
- 40 babies, fetuses dumped monthly (NAMIBIA)
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■ WORLD
- Deadly karachi factory fire highlights risks for workers (PAKISTAN)
　パキスタンの工場火災で289人死亡
- Photos of topless Kate echo paparazzi’s hounding od Diana (BRITAIN)
　ウィリアム王子夫妻、盗撮に訴訟で対抗
- Dutch ruling party claims victory in elections (NETHERLANDS)
　オランダ総選挙、緊縮派が勝利宣言
- China’s next leader Xi Jinping reappears in public (CHINA)
　中国の次期指導者、2週間ぶりに公の場に
- ’89 Hillsborough soccer disaster secrets revealed (BRITAIN)
　ヒルズボロの悲劇で英首相が謝罪
- In rebellion’s cradle, people hope that Colombia’s war might end (COLOMBIA)
　コロンビア政府とゲリラが和平交渉へ

■ JAPAN IN BRIEF
- LDP race is on, with five blue bloods running ※
- A first: Centenarians top 50,000
- New envoy to China dies after collapsing
- Hashimoto: collective defense OK
- Iwate ’miracle pine’ felled for remake
- Eel to be designated as ’vulnerable’
- New reactor projects still on: Edano
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■ NATIONAL
- Senkaku buy played out wrong
　裏目に出た尖閣諸島国有化
- No-nuke plan official, quick to draw flak
　核燃料サイクルは継続、脱原子力と矛盾
- Tohoku long way from healing 18 months on
　東日本大震災から1年半
- Hot-zone holdout caring for abandoned cattle
　警戒区域に残された牛を育てる

■ BUSINESS
- Apple’s iPhone 5 slims down
　アップルがiPhone5を発表
- Zuckerberg going mobile after Facebook IPO flop
　フェイスブックはモバイル対応に注力

■ OPINION
- Osaka mayor goes national ※
　橋下大阪市長の国政進出
- Cloudy outlook for economy ※
　日本経済の見通しに暗雲
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