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Nepalese turn out in force to vote Syrian expatriates return home in hopes of new wealth Can Benazir Bhutto save Pakistan’s President Musharraf? Military focuses on development in Africa Nuclear watchdog short of cash A rare trip through Hizbullah’s secret tunnel network Violent debate on women’s rights in Pakistan For post-colonial Africa, hopes deferred Protests rock Nepal peace process by Bikash Sangraula Madame’s ’Lady Driver’ Turkish city grapples with violent record India awakens to its other pariahs: Muslims by Mark Sappenfield How Kim Jong Il controls a nation by Robert Marquand Somalia tense after Islamists vanish Why Israel maintains nuclear ambiguity by Joshua Mitnick Chavez’s latest enemy : beer trucks Venezuela’s Chavez nears a victory fed by free stew Iraqi refugees spill into Jordan, driving up prices Ecuador latest test for Latin leftists A Darfur town empties as the janjaweed return Israeli Arab’s rising voice of opposition Is Thailand’s economy due for a makeover? After the war, Hizbullah reevaluates by Nicholas Blanford Israel troubled that war in Lebanon drove its enemies closer Thai coup uproots a thin democracy Palestinian officials allege torture -on them Iraqis feel weight of high prices, few jobs Measures to keep peace in Congo draw fire Rural Indians turn to radio over Maoists Maoist rebels spread across rural India Hostage: The Jill Carroll Story Hizbullah’s resilience built on years of homework by Nicholas Blanford Hizbullah’s attacks stem from Israeli incursions into Lebanon by Anders Strindberg South Lebanon bears war’s brunt Escalation ripples through Middle East Report: Iraq war costs could top $2 trillion Saison trouble pour les serres de Gaza US strategy in Iraq: Is it working? Old brutality among new Iraqi forces by Jill Carroll Mourning Marla Gains in Iraq, but no ’tipping point’ Fear and Killing at Checkpoints by Annia Ciezadlo More schools are saying ’No’ to logos Juvenile death penalty abolished What place for God in Europe? The 20th century’s most disastrous drive for rural utopia Japan-China tensions rise over tiny islands Relief workers in Indonesia tackle bottlenecks to aid One man’s retirement math: Social Security wins In Sri Lanka, aid workers combat wild rumors and lingering fear A Monitor photographer’s visual journal The pattern of discontent in US ranks by Brad Knickerbocker Where’s the water, mate?: Sydney and other Australian cities could run dry by 2006 Is anyone ever truly prepared to kill? by Jane Lampman One way to alienate moderate Muslims: deport Cat by Mansoor Ijaz A strident minority: anti-Bush US troops in Iraq More than 20 US soldiers to be charged in deaths of afghan detainees Bush aims weapons of malnutrition at Cuba by Sarah Stephens Holding America to its ideals Book alleges Al Qaeda will attack US to ensure Bush win by Tom Regan Iraq sarin shell is not part of a secret cache by Scott Ritter Dead Troops: A Portrait of Who They Were ’Six morons who lost the war’ by Tom Regan Jihad turns to Arab capitals Bush’s power vs. rights of detained citizens Stuck in Afghan jail, prisoners of tradition Sadr the agitator: like father, like son In L.A. County, budget cuts are setting convicts free In Saudi Arabia, fresh recruits for Al Qaeda Despite high gas prices, Americans keep on driving Debate grows over antidepressant use among preschoolers In Yassin slaying, Arabs see US hand by Howard LaFranchi Knight Ridder suggests Iraqi exiles described unsubstantiated threats by Seth Stern US still funding powerful data mining tools by Tom Regan Students and faculty fret over anti-intellectualism by Mark Clayton Going in small in Afghanistan How Ethiopia’s cooking-oil industry got burned by US aid Le grand French schmooze by Peter Ford Activist rabbi faces trial in Israel Definition of ’Jew’ confronts Israel