In this issue
Edition: Asia
Vol. 177, No. 22

COVER
Why the U.S. Is Stuck with Pakistan
By ARYN BAKER / ISLAMABAD
The U.S.-Pakistan relationship is no love match. But it will survive the raid
on Osama bin Laden

BUSINESS
A New Crop Of Consumers
By JYOTI THOTTAM / MUZAFFARPUR
To keep its economy booming, India must enrich its farmers. Businesses eager to
sell in rural areas are helping do just that

ESSAY
Grave Lessons
By JORGE CASTAÑEDA
The death of Che Guevara sheds light on a tricky issue: how to avoid creating
martyrs

ARTS
Luck of the Draw (Art)
By ANDREW MARSHALL
Sacred Thai tattoos are said to have propitious qualities

Red Tide (Books)
By JEFFREY WASSERSTROM
The lives being swept along by China's surging changes

GLOBAL ADVISER
The Capilano Cliffwalk: Living the High Life (Great Outdoors)
By TIM NEWCOMB
Keep a firm grip on the handrails 窶・and try not to look down

Three Hours in Antwerp (TIME Traveler)
By SHERIDAN BECKER
How to get a quick feel for this Belgian city

Garsington: A New Home for English Opera (Diversions)
By EBEN HARRELL
This year, Garsington Opera moves from its old home near Oxford to the
1,000-hectare Wormsley Estate in the Chiltern Hills