★ COVER
- How far will China go over Senkakus?


★ FOCUS
- India’s perfume capital under threat


■　WORLD IN BRIEF
- Pakistani minister offers film bounty (PAKISTAN)
- ’Conflict a threat to world peace’ (SYRIA) ※
- Ex-top cop in Bo scandal gets 15 years (CHINA) ※
- Three anti-government bloggers jailed (VIETNAM)
- Dictator’s daughter apologizes for abuses (SOUTH KOREA)
- Bill Gates still richest in U.S. (UNITED STATES)

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■　WORLD
- Turkish ’coup plotters’ jailing a warning to army (TURKEY)
トルコで反乱未遂将校に有罪判決
- Rival groups fight for Libya’s soul (LIBYA)
リビアのイスラム系民兵組織に逆風
- Software mogul enters S. Korea presidential race (SOUTH KOREA)
韓国大統領選、無所属の安氏出馬表明
- New French caricatures of Islam inflame prophet film tensions (FRANCE)
仏誌がムハンマドの風刺画掲載、警備強化
- Arctic sea ice shrinks to lowest ever level (UNITED STATES)
北極海の氷が過去最小に
- ’Wife’ of Jesus theory attracts skepticism (UNITED STATES)
イエス・キリストは妻帯者だった？



■　JAPAN IN BRIEF
- Ospreys make their first test flights ※
- Toyota may halve hours of retirees
- Koshiishi to stay on as DPJ’s No. 2 official
- Futaba worst hit buy Fukushima fallout
- New Komeito’s chief reappointed ※
- Hoshide says space travel not far off
- JAL goes public again


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■　NATIONAL
- Noda facing stronger fight from opposition
野田首相、民主党代表に再選も問題山積
- Nuke watchdog a ’cosmetic’ change
原子力規制庁が発足
- Foreign tourists staying away from Tohoku area
東北の外国人観光客数の回復が遠く
- Output trumps energy-saving mood
節電要請に高まる事業者の不満


■　BUSINESS
- Deal, ordeals for China’s tech giant Huawei
中国通信大手に安全保障上の疑念
- Heineken to take over 90% of top Asian brewer APB
ハイネケンがアジアの同業を買収



■　OPINION
- Season of twists and mellow thoughtfulness
- Improving teacher education is the basis of quality education　 ※



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- VIEWPOINTS > North’s rejection of aid 他
- COMMENTARY > Censorship-by-riot
- EASY READING > Asia’s casino boom targets region’s new rich
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