In this issue
Edition: Asia
Vol. 174, No. 4


COVER
Bush and Cheney’s Final Days (United States)

By MASSIMO CALABRESI AND MICHAEL WEISSKOPF
A TIME investigation reveals the dispute that split George W. Bush and Dick
Cheney as they left the White House ・and shows why the struggle over their
legacy is just beginning



ASIA
Facing the Enemy

By HANNAH BEECH / JAKARTA
Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono is up against an old nemesis:
terrorism



WORLD
Team Of Rivals (Zimbabwe)

By ALEX PERRY / HARARE
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai wants to leave the past behind. President
Robert Mugabe, 29 years in power, still lives there. Can Zimbabwe be saved?



HEALTH
Preventing Preemies (Infant Mortality)

By LAURA BLUE
Why do infants die more often in America than in almost every other
industrialized country? A search for clues



LETTERS
Inbox



GLOBAL BUSINESS
Nokia Calling (Technology)

By ADAM SMITH
The Finnish firm had lost its touch. But it can still rule by selling smart
phones in fast-growing markets



ARTS
Stephen Chow’s Short List
Hong Kong screen legend Stephen Chow lists his influences



GLOBAL ADVISER
A Perfect Day in ...Manchester
Got time in England’s northern capital? Let the locals tell you how to spend it

Scenes of Martian Redness in Australia (TIME Traveler)

By MATTHEW LINK
Catch the red Outback desert during a three-day journey on luxury Ghan trains

Griddler on the Parisian Roof (Amuse-Bouche)

By JEFFREY T. IVERSON
Sit at one of Paris’ hottest tables in a UFO-like installment and eat
other-worldly food, take a tour, catch a view and take a culinary workshop

Little Britain Tucked in Malaysia (Check In)

By KARI LIPSCHUTZ
Tucked in Malaysia’s jungle, English-style mock-Tudor hotels offer tea and
scones a few hours outside of Kuala Lumpur

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