Commentary

A recent editorial in The Journal of Commerce suggests that a preliminary ruling in the World Trade

President Clinton recently offered to make a written pledge to include the nuclear option in the ret

The Chemical Weapons Convention - an international treaty that outlaws the production, acquisition,

Kremlin officials meet the International Monetary Fund here this week to try to unblock disbursement

The federal government has a hard time rationalizing the different policies of different agencies, e

Five years after the celebrated 1992 ''Earth Summit'' in Rio, heads of state are preparing for a fol

Lenin once wrote that foreign investment was a distinctive feature of the final stage of capitalism.

More than 60 million Americans belong to HMOs, and about two-thirds of them chose this form of cover

Economic growth is bringing greater riches to countries around the globe, but too often the benefits

Here's a theory you might find fascinating, stupid, off-the-wall or maybe all of the above:T

Twice a year, the picturesque, serene city of Cannes, France, is taken over by a horde of 25,000 tel

Technological advancements and increases in employee empowerment are mandating that America's plant

Shareholders at U.S. liner carrier American President Lines have had a wild ride the past few weeks.

Scary headlines in South Korea have underlined the importance of on-again, off-again peace talks bet

State lotteries that promise more dollars for education actually short-change residents. Proceeds fr

Rarely has so much been said about so little.News media have been awash in reports about tal

Like the United States, the United Nations has demonstrated that it too has a double standard in cen

Is French President Jacques Chirac taking too much of a risk by calling an election a year early?

The first Earth Day, conceived by Gaylord Nelson, then a U.S. senator, was held in 1970 as a ''symbo

In the mid-1980s, city-watchers wrote off Houston as a one-industry town gone bust. Oil prices were

Picture the nation's state insurance commissioners gathered for a conference in Orlando, Fla.

Three years ago, Norway rejected membership in the European Union. Today, this small Nordic country

Earlier this month, Russian President Boris Yeltsin and Belorussian President Alexander Lukashenka s

For the past decade, Chile has led the way in economic growth in South America. The nation consisten

''I was sitting next to this guy on a plane,'' said Mike Diaz, the head of DSR Senator Line's U.S. o

Having been a bank regulator for 10 years, I need to be reminded that the world operates just fine w

As India prepares to mark 50 years of its independence this summer, it has much to celebrate and nea

Family connections never hurt a young person starting out, and so it is with the son of Commerce Sec

OECD SHIPBUILDING PACTIS FULL OF LOOPHOLESYOUR MARCH 31 EDITORIAL, ''U.S. SHIPBUILDING CHUTZ

Half a world away from India, Central and Eastern Europe are exhibiting the symptoms of the same pro

If I could have just one wish for Earth Day this April 22, it would be for Congress to set the EPA f

By this time of the year, the U.S. government will add approx-imately $700 million to the na

The tax burden in America is at an all-time high. We are taxed if we work, double-taxed if we save a

The first ship in 50 years to carry freight directly from China to Taiwan may sail soon under an agr

With an economic recovery in Germany anticipated and a projected hefty increase in foreign demand, w

Almost four decades after the debut of nuclear power in the United States, the utility industry stil

Israel is rapidly emerging as a world-class economic and technological player. Though small (at 5 mi

The arguing over the North American Free Trade Agreement that characterized its inception has contin

The impending sale of Oakland, Calif.-based APL to Neptune Orient Lines of Singapore is putting a sp

WHY THE JONES ACTIs Good For AmericaI Am Writing in response to a John Binetti's March 19 op