An Eye in the Sky on Burma

In a closed country, satellite images are helping prove the junta's human-rights abuses

• India's Silence on Burma Speaks Volumes

Burmese Junta Silences the Monks

The protests have diminished and the monks have been scattered, as the junta lashes out at Burmese civilians

• Will the U.N. Be Able to Help?

Riots in Islamabad Over Musharraf

Protesters Riot over Musharraf Ruling

Riot police fired tear gas and used batons on lawyers protesting the decision by Pakistan's Election Commission to approve President Gen. Pervez Musharraf's re-election bid on Saturday

• Musharraf Wins a Round in Court

The Furor Over an Anorexia Ad

The eternal enfant terrible of fashion photography, Oliviero Toscani, has roiled the fashion world with a revealing ad

• Kate Betts' dispatches from the Fall Fashion Shows
• Three Studies in Color

The Middle East Blog

Israeli Reporters Without Borders

It must be frustrating for Israeli reporters to live next to some of the most interesting countries in the region but to be unable to visit.

The China Blog

Props to Yao

Yao Ming apologized to his team yesterday. So what did the big one do to merit such contrition? He will miss some pre-season training and a media day because of his obligations to the Special Olympics, which will be held in his hometown of Shanghai.

Bogota: The Special In Aisle 3? Oil Company Shares

He's doing really well.

• Actor BEN STILLER
• on his friend and fellow actor Owen Wilson, who allegedly attempted suicide in August