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ANOTHER MOB HIT IN RUSSIA
JOC Team |
THE TIDAL WAVE of crime and corruption in Russia has claimed another victim. Top banker Mikhail Zhur
HELPING FIDEL CASTRO SURVIVE?
LAWRENCE THERIOT |
What to do about Cuba? It is a question that has bedeviled seven presidents, innumerable experts in
BATTLING JAPAN'S BICYCLE BARONS
MARK MAGNIER |
I recently had my bicycle fixed in Tokyo. After finding a shop that could do the work, I brought it
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
COMPELLING ISSUES<br><br> FOR BANKS, THRIFTSIn his Oct. 4 article, "The Disappearing Thrift Industry
SICK MAN OF EUROPE
JOC Team |
TURKEY, long known as the sick man of Europe, has been doing little lately to heal itself.<br><br> A
ON TRACK IN GERMANY
JOC Team |
GERMANY is gradually opening once-closed monopolies to foreign competition. In the case of its telep
NEW GATEWAY TO AFRICAN MARKETS
R. SEAN RANDOLPH |
A striking aspect of the new global economy has been the exclusion of Sub- Saharan Africa. While Eas
FINLAND: THE EU'S LATEST RECRUIT
Bruce Barnard |
It doesn't rank alongside the fall of the Berlin Wall, but last Sunday Finns celebrated the first an
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
HIGHWAY USERS PAY<br><br> THEIR OWN WAYThe seemingly endless debate over who really pays for using t
TOO MANY PORTS?
JOC Team |
HISTORY RUNS STRONG in the maritime industry. Nearly every major metropolitan area on the East Coast
THE NEW SPY GAME
JOC Team |
JAPANESE OFFICIALS clearly were irked this week by the newest report of how the CIA spied on Tokyo's
WASHINGTON REPORT NO FIRE WHERE THERE'S SMOKE
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
Government is supposed to be a matter of laws, not men, but you can't exclude<br><br>from the equati
ROBERT LUCAS WINS THE ARGUMENT
CLIFFORD F. THIES |
When I was a college student during the 1960s, Keynesian economists boasted of their ability to micr
INDIA: REPEATING MANILA'S ERRORS?
JOSEPH P. QUINLAN |
Shortly after Mexico became embroiled in the peso crisis, India's finance minister, Manmohan Singh,
CARRY ON
JOC Team |
THE HEYDAY of the British Empire is long past, but some of its better traditions endure. Consider th
LESSONS FROM LYKES
JOC Team |
LYKES BROTHERS, one of the nation's oldest shipping lines, has been walking a<br><br>financial tight
GOP: FAILING ON FOREIGN POLICY
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
How long can the United States continue to provide global political leadership when it fails to pay
QUEBEC AND THE FUTURE OF NAFTA
BILL MERKIN |
On Oct. 30, the citizens of Quebec will vote in a referendum to decide whether to remain as a part o
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
DON'T LISTEN<br><br> TO THE PIG FARMERS<br><br>Follow the money. That simple Watergate-era admonitio
LIFTING COMPUTER CONTROLS
JOC Team |
POWERFUL COMPUTERS can be assembled today almost as easily as a child assembles Tinker Toys. That's
MAKE MONEY, NOT WAR
JOC Team |
THE SPRATLYS, a cluster of islands and reefs in the South China Sea, have long loomed as a potential
RETROACTIVE TAXATION: IT'S BACK
MICHAEL J. GULOTTA |
Long considered among the more erudite of American politicians, presidential candidate Adlai Stevens
AS WE FINALLY CLOSE THE BOOK
Tom Connors |
The long national obsession is largely over.<br><br> Civil suits will be fought, defense lawyers may
PRESERVING THE US SCIENCE BASE
BRUCE ALBERTS |
As we approach the new millennium, doomsayers predict disaster and devastation. But there is another
PRIVATE SECTOR SOLUTIONS
JOC Team |
PRIVATE ENTERPRISE has triumphed over the centrally planned economy, right? That's the message that
THE WTO'S WATCHFUL EYE
JOC Team |
THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION has been criticized by Pat Buchanan as the forerunner of a global gover
FINDING SPACE IN TOKYO'S CROWDS
LEWIS SIMONS |
It's a quarter to six on a crisp autumn morning, the sun is still pale brass and "Stardust," as swee
MINIMUM WAGE: NO FREE LUNCH
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
Politicians are always on the prowl for opportunities to offer the voters a free lunch - programs th
MR. ZEDILLO'S DAUNTING TASK
GEORGE W. GRAYSON |
Just as the nomadic Somalis have 45 names for the camel because of its central role in their lives,
SABOTAGE ON AMTRAK
JOC Team |
AMERICA'S TRANSPORTATION NETWORK has always been vulnerable to terrorist attack - only until this we
AUSTRALIA SENDS A MESSAGE
JOC Team |
AUSTRALIA SENT A STERN WARNING to South Korea and Japan this week, one both countries would do well
RUSSIA: LABOR'S CHANGING GUARD
GEOFF WINESTOCK |
It was only a few years ago that Vladimir Shirochenkov was a mechanic on a Soviet ship, stuck in mid
THE US DOLLAR'S RISING FORTUNES
JOHN H. MAKIN |
August 1995 witnessed a sea change in global currency markets. The U.S.<br><br>dollar, which had bee
PRIVATIZING A FOREIGN AID PLAN
JOHN KOEHLER |
With the Republican landslide last year, the American foreign aid bureaucracy has become the target
MR. ZEDILLO'S VISIT
JOC Team |
MEXICAN PRESIDENT Ernesto Zedillo arrives in Washington this week on a tide of good wishes. American
MR. CLINTON ON CUBA
JOC Team |
PRESIDENT CLINTON, like most politicians, has a habit of straddling sensitive issues, and his new Cu
MODERNIZING THE WORLD BANK
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
With the annual meetings of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund beginning next week,
GM'S SATURN: COLOSSAL BLUNDER?
MICHAEL DARLING |
Saturn was a grand experiment, a major innovation in automaking. But did GM executives really think
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
PROCUREMENT ISN'T<br><br> FAA'S REAL PROBLEM<br><br>I agree with most of your observations in "Bring
THE WASTE TRADE
JOC Team |
THE UNITED NATIONS, which has promised to move beyond the tired North-South debates of the past, has
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