The World this Week
Leaders
1. The war against terrorism: Friendly fire
2. The flattening of Jenin: Israel's "war crime"
3. France's election: Exceptionally odd
4. Venezuela: Chavez redux
5. Cartels: Fair play, free markets
6. Britain's budget: Gordon Brown's manifesto
Letters
1. America and Israel, the Middle East, house prices, archaelogy, Texas
Special Report
1. America's intelligence Services
Asia
1. America and Afghanistan: Stand by me
2. Drugs in Afghanistan: Poppies bloom again
3. India's ruling Party: Shameles
4. Hong Kong and dissidents: One Country, One System?
5. China: Working on the highway
6. Thailand: Party like it's
United States
1. Foreign policy: It works at home
2. Hunting al-Qaeda: The elusive prey
3. The budget: A call to arms
4. The death penalty: Staying alive
5. Ozzy Osbourne's return: Reality bites (the bat)
6. Missouri's Senate race: War for Talent
7. Affirmative action: Sweat, not blood
8. Lexington: Poor Tom Ridge
The Americas
1. Politics in Venezuela: After the coup, the reckoning
2. Politics in Brazil: Praying for votes
3. Mexico's foreign policy: The Cuba test
4. Cuba's foreign policy: Big row, small change
Middle East and Africa
1. What happened at Jenin: Under the rubble
2. Bethlehem under siege: Sanctuary in the church
3. Powell as peacemaker: Sharon's shadow
4. Congolese peace talks: Snapping at peace
5. Africa's rescue plan: Words and deeds
6. Uganda's child-soldiers: The Lord's army resists
Europe
1. A challenge in Italy: Silvio Berlusconi is put to the test
2. France's election: The widest-ever choice
3. French electoral tempers: A helpful slap
4. Dutch politics: old massacre, new casualities
5. Russia's presidential message: Vladimir Putin's beef
6. Turkey's Kurds: A different sort of problem
7. Charlemagne: Renate Kunast, Germany's would-be farm reformer
Survey: Japan
1. What ails Japan?
Special Report
1. The British economy: Continental drift