Commentary

The front page of the Washington Post Sept. 20 was dominated by photographs of Michael Chang and Pet

As if Mexico's ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party didn't have enough problems these days, a st

The Boys of the Sixties reassembled here recently to mark the 30th anniversary of the landmark Kenne

European leaders gather in Amsterdam today to sign the Treaty of Amsterdam, another truck stop on th

In the context of U.S. national security, the importance of Latin America has almost faded from memo

The so-called fast-track legislation now before Congress would probably get more attention if it did

I have spent the past week trawling through the scripted and unscripted utterances of Prime Minister

Nippon Telegraph and Telephone has a dilemma. It doesn't like foreign suppliers of parts, preferring

THE PROUD HISTORYOF S/S AMERICAN VICTORYYour article of Sept. 10 concerning the James River

There are no wars to be fought or dictators to be dared and no communists or Mafia gangsters to be g

Forget that 5 cent cigar. What the world needs are railroaders capable of managing growth. The fello

A college campus filled with teen-agers and twentysomethings on a four-year, all-expense-paid holida

The famed agricultural heartland of Argentina known as the pampas was as impressive as I thought it

I've just done a quick turn through the invisible economy, garage sale division. American trading in

Given that the Cold War is over, why do the United States and Russia still flirt with nuclear annihi

'REFORM' HURTSSMALL SHIPPERSThe recent letter from Donald Cameron, who speaks on behalf of t

Temperatures are rising, and not just in the atmosphere. In capitals around the world, the debate ov

Malaysia's prime minister, Mahathir Mohamad, has gone out of his way to argue that currency speculat

NORILSK NICKEL DENIESREPORTS OF CLOSING SMELTERMOSCOW - Officials at the Russian nickel and

In a sign of Poland's changing times, a noisy disco opened earlier this year in the bankrupt Gdansk

FAST TRACKa dodge of responsibilitySusan Ariel Aaronson argues in ''The story behind fast tr

Senior European and Asian officials meeting near Tokyo's Narita airport Sunday called for fewer non-

As the old saying goes, politics makes strange bedfellows. And they don't get any stranger than duri

In defending the $14 billion foreign-aid program from congressional budget cutters, the Clinton admi

President Boris Yeltsin declared last week that the era of cowboy capitalism in Russia must end. He

In the world of business today, the ''continuous improvement'' approach to management is alive and w

To understand NASA's decision to risk another astronaut in a long and purposeless ride on Russia's r

On July 30, Secretary of State Madeleine Albright removed travel limits for Americans going to Leban

Product recalls of cars, toys or appliances that don't work or are dangerous appear regularly. Follo

Like the gold rush miners of the 19th century, companies the world over are swarming onto the Intern

ENDANGERING SECURITY WITHFOREIGN SHIP OWNERSHIPYour editorial, ''Marad, meet DOD'' (Aug. 27,

It's easy to snicker from this side of the Atlantic at all the trouble Europe faces forging a single

Globalization has unwittingly prompted nations to forge economic links with their former political a

In retrospect, Filipinos perhaps made a mistake when they approved a constitution limiting the presi

Land and river boundaries between the United States and Mexico are easy to find on a map, but it's n

Now that Congress has returned from its summer recess, members are beginning to focus on the issue

Since 1991, America has enjoyed a long celebration: It won the Super Bowl of international conflicts

Has America become Japan's management ''guru?'' Yes, according to leaders of many Japanese trading c

The Teamsters' strike and settlement at United Parcel Service, and the election of John Sweeney in O

Much debate over the merits of an amendment to the Merchant Marine Act of 1920, commonly known as th