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OCTOBER
20, 2000 VOL. 26 NO. 41 | SEARCH ASIAWEEK
EDITORIALS
Taiwan:
President Chen needs to build a real coalition
God: Christianity's struggle
for China and India
Letters & Comment: Can
Asian biotech catch up?
BUSINESS
Gloom:
Consumers are worried despite Korea's good numbers
Banks: Are Taiwan's financial
institutions under threat?
Telecom: Troubles for Malaysia's
largest cellphone operator
Investing: The next course for
Bangkok's bourse
Business Buzz: China
Mobile on a roll
ARTS & SCIENCES
People:
The naked truth about Taiwan pop star Coco Lee
Art: Thai artist Vasan Sitthiket
is rude, crude and proud of it
Health: Rating the top websites
on diabetes
Books: Introducing sex by the
numbers
STATISTICS/HISTORY
Looking Back: Romulo
resigns in distress,
Manila, December 1983
The Bottom Line: Asiaweek's
ranking of world economies, ranked by GDP growth
Newsmakers: Welcome
to America, Comrade Jo
Viewpoint:
How
clean Thailand's next election?
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THE
NATIONS
PHILIPPINES:
Is the end coming for President Estrada?
•
Jueteng money: Estrada defends himself against the claims
• Record: The
litany of unending controversies
• Interview: Accuser
Singson tells his side of the story
MYANMAR: Universities are
open again, and one academic — former dictator Ne Win's wife
— is happy
INDONESIA: The attorney general
is not done with Suharto
• Population: Family
planning is threatened
INSIDE
STORY
TIBET: As Tibetan exiles battle
for power, Beijing seeks greater control over their homeland
• Interview: What
the Dalai Lama sees in Tibet's future
• Reincarnation: The politics
of Buddhism's central mystery
• Interview: Tibetan
"traitor" Ngabo Ngawang Jigme
TECHNOLOGY
Shakeout:
Chinese portals merge as dead dotcoms pile up
GigaMedia:
A talk with the man who said no to PCCW
Cutting
Edge: PC Witch -Head for the Woods, Gamer
NEWSMAP
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