Commentary

China's leadership is playing with fire in hyping protests against American installations to show in

The World Trade Organization's agreement on Trade-Related Investment Measures (TRIMs) requires the e

f China wants to stay out of the World Trade Organization, it's pursuing the right course with a ven

COAST GUARD NOT SOURCEOF SHIP COST DIFFERENTIALIn his letter of April 9, ''U.S. must be cons

Despite a flood of lofty statements, the financial interests of aid donors in the Northern hemispher

Until March 15 at Bourbonnais, Ill., no passenger in Amtrak's 28-year history had ever been killed i

Suddenly there seem to be more tsunamis.Tsunamis are giant, deep waves that glide across the

''It is senseless to bomb bridges and then turn around and plan how to rebuild them.''The sp

No one relishes telling a good neighbor that he or she is in the wrong.But that's exactly wh

nd you thought your favorite ball team has had its slumps through the years?The Associated P

Gather around,And you shall hear,A tale of Pionex,A company I revere.Pretty

here's no argument about how Rep. Henry J. Hyde's hearing into antitrust aspects of the brand new Oc

Defending the First Amendment isn't being made easier by the blatant irresponsibility of radio and t

The Senate will soon consider whether to impose further restrictions on the ability of Americans to

A sense of insecurity in the South Korean psyche has been materializing again in a series of seminar

There is an important distinction between being cheap and being thrifty that profoundly affects the

he Occupational Safety and Health Administration has sent 12,500 letters urging employers in work pl

Florida's Legislature recently endorsed an education plan, dubbed ''A-plus,'' that will allow studen

he United States and the European Union, twin champions of a rules-based global trading system, are

Romano Prodi has pulled off the seemingly impossible once. Can he do it again?If anyone can

After a decade of decline, vocational technical education - or ''vo-tech'' - is making a comeback th

The Egyptian government has embarked on a series of measures to reduce imports and encourage exports

It's not the theft of secret nuclear-bomb data that should worry politicians. The big secret of the

Much is made of the supposed differences between city and country folk - differences in outlook, sop

he Clinton administration's move to toughen federal standards for automobile tailpipe emissions woul

America's February trade deficit was a dandy. Imports rose to $96 billion and exports fell to $76.6

In less than seven months, all U.S. military bases in Panama will be shut down, and the Panama Canal

lejandro de la Pena of Mexico may have put it best the other day when he commented to reporters ab

In his joint press conference with President Clinton last month, Prime Minister Zhu Rongji of the Pe

Japan's economic reforms have started to hit another corner of the jobs market - employment prospect

The end of the millennium is coming early to the Global Positioning System. At midnight on Aug. 21,

My family and I recently returned from an Asian trip, which we booked almost entirely over the Inter

People's perceptions of what presents a threat are often bizarre. As a medical writer, with at least

apanese Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi's meeting with President Clinton this week went as well as could

void being sent to prison in Egypt. If you don't, the experience could be a long-lasting one.

he Clinton administration's decision to exempt commercial sales of food, medicine and medical sup

For more than five months the single European currency, the euro, has been reality. Many companies a

I guess it has to happen, even to the best of us. But why Tex Murphy?Imagine my dismay when

The Clinton administration has opened the way for public power companies - municipal utilities and c

Congress is threatening a major overhaul of the federal courts, but no one seems to be paying attent