Time 1/06, India - econimic superpower, Imelda Marcos                                                                     0,85 
  
Time 1 / 2006 vom 3.7.2006 englischsprachige Ausgabe 
  
Gut erhaltenes Magazin mit 60 Seiten und vielen interessanten Berichten in Englisch.  
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COVER 
Bouyed by walth and sense of limitless opportunity, India is remaking itself - and the rest of the world - with its thriving hightech economy and mushrooming cities.The new India is closer than you think. 
10 QUESTIONS: Imelda Marcos, on money — and shoes 
NOTEBOOK 
LE CRUNCH: French PM Dominique de Villepin hits a wall 
UNITED STATES 
BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY: The Feds bust a tiny, disorganized jihadist group in Miami — but will going after the small fry really help win the war on terror? 
MIDDLE EAST 
IRAN'S POWER BROKER: President Ahmadinejad is the face of the nation's nuclear dispute with the West, but Supreme Leader Ayatollah All Khamenei maybe the best hope for a solution 
AFRICA 
AID FIRST: While the G-8 stalls on last year's lofty promises to boost aid, would-be recipients in Niger are struggling to survive another devastating drought 
TIME EXCLUSIVE 
OVERDRIVE: John Elkann, the 30-year-old heir to the Fiat empire, lifts the lid on his rapid rise in Italy's business royalty, Fiat's revival and Gianni Agnelli, his glamorous grandpa 
ENVIRONMENT 
FAIR GAME: Japan claims there's no longer a compelling need for a ban on whaling. Is this really true? 
WORLD CUP 2006 
THE STORY SO FAR: The U.S. is out, Australia is in, Ghana leads Africa's pack and Central Europe's teams have lost their fizz — as Germans catch happy fever about the tournament 
FINAL WHISTLE: The tournament has been marred by bad calls. It's time for FIFA to show poor refereeing the red card 
BOOKS 
RARE BIRD: Mixing the real and absurd, Andrey Kurkov's books capture the topsy-turvy nature of post-Soviet life 
GLOBAL ADVISER 
OUTSIDE AND IN: English gardens in full bloom; the pleasures of Providence 
PEOPLE: Fiona Apple's anxieties, Gunga Dan, Wade's World and test your celebrity IQ 
ESSAY: If the West is waking up to Indian cultural energy, writes Mira Nair, will India be tempted to change? 
   
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