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The magazine's plans for a local edition in Indonesia anger antiporn activists.

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Its owner insists the Hitler portrait, Nazi posters and swastikas on the wall shouldn't be cause for offense

Reporter Sander Thoenes was touring a neighborhood in Dili, the capital of East Timor. Then soldiers opened fire.

To achieve lasting prosperity African nations will have to compete with what East Asia does best, and not just feed its maw with raw materials.