The cover story of this week's TIME Magazine investigates why resistance to China will flare, not fade when the Dalai Lama dies. His "middle way" for Tibetan autonomy is restrained and nonviolent, but will that change after he's gone?
Other interesting topics from the issue:
- God and Profits: The Catholic Church is making a comeback in Cuba. While many hope it will play a political role, the clergy may wield more influence in the economic realm.
- Gangless in Glasgow: Scottish city "famed" for youth violence, lessons are held to keep the kids clean.
- Noel Gallagher after Oasis: Rock legend's solo debut is full of creative promise.
- The Fire Next Time: Will the next Arab-style revolt errupt in an increasingly restive South-East?

TIME magazine is available in the web shop of Hungaropress.