Volume 20, Number 25, June 25, 1993
Interviews
Lyndon LaRouche
The political prisoner and economist speaks about the unravelling of the Major government in Britain, the explosions in Russia and Ukraine, and the giant miasma of the economic crisis that nobody wants to deal with.
Haik Babookhanian and Hrant Khachatrian
by Rachel Douglas
Two leaders of the Union of Constitutional Rights in Armenia compare the current situation in their country to the wartime siege of Leningrad. Mr. Khachatrian is a member of the national parliament. Mr. Babookhanian is a member of the city council in Yerevan and a newspaper editor.
Departments
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
Germany: Another “Sick Man of Europe”?
Andean Report
by Javier Almario
Whither Colombia’s Oil?
Panama Report
by Carlos Wesley
Journalist Beaten by Officials.
Dateline Mexico
by Hugo López Ochoa
Drug Legalizers Out of the Closet.
Editorial
The Entente Cordiale.
Economics
Global Grain Harvests Drop as Depression Worsens
by Marcia Merry
The latest estimates from the U.S. Department of Agriculture for the 1993 harvest project an absolute decline over last year, yet next to nothing is being done about it.
Gonzalez Attacks Derivatives Dealers as ‘Malefactors of Great Wealth’
by Rep. Henry Gonzalez
Rep. Henry Gonzalez (D-Tex.) speaks before the House of Representatives, and places EIR’s coverage of the derivatives crisis into the Congressional Record.
Currency Rates
China Liquidity Crisis Destroying Peasantry
by Michael Billington
European Farm Union Rips Oilseeds Pact
R&D Deficit Reveals Betrayal of Italy
by Leonardo Servadio
Banking
by John Hoefle
Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics.
Agriculture
by Andy Olson
Weather Crisis in the U.S. Corn Belt.
Business Briefs
Feature
Schiller Institute Puts Forward a Plan for Peace in Europe
by Susan Welsh
The institute’s Bonn conference provided a unique forum for dealing with the crisis most western leaders refuse to face.
International Representatives Debate How To Bring About a Lasting Peace
Serbia Must Be Named as the Aggressor
by Zvonimir Separovic
Speech by the former Foreign Minister of Croatia.
Open Letter from Bosnia: Who Is Responsible for This Tragedy?
by Prof. Lamija Tanovic
The Balkan War Is Not a TV Soap Opera
by Srecko Jurdana
From Hungary: ‘We Old Foxes’ Foresaw the Crisis
by Dr. Tibor Kovats
The Bonn Declaration on a Durable Peace
International
UN Policy Makes Somalia a Hell on Earth
by Joseph Brewda
While the world’s military powers are unwilling to lift a finger to stop Serbian genocide, they are bombing Somalis, and they don’t even know whether they hit the right ones.
If You Came from Another Solar System, Would You Invest in Earth?
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Taiwan Legislators Say, ‘Free LaRouche’
Corrupt Cronies of CAP Jailed in Venezuela
by Gretchen Small
Beset by Oil Blackmail, Strikes, Ukraine Risks Loss of Nationhood
by Konstantin George
Armenia Could Be Destroyed, the Same Way that Lebanon Was
by Rachel Douglas
An interview with Haik Babookhanian and Hrant Khachatrian.
Resolution on Nagorno-Karabakh
Israel Woos India with Technology, But Many Suspect Its Motives
by Susan Maitra and Ramtanu Maitra
Washington Signals Policy Shift in India
by Ramtanu Maitra and Susan Maitra
Chinese Job-Seekers: To Escape or Rebel
by Cho Wen-pin
This Time, British Really Go Ape
by Mark Burdman
British Anticipate John Major’s Demise
by Mark Burdman
International Intelligence
National
LaRouche Puts Clinton’s Failures in World Context
‘LaRouche’ Cases: Companies Ask Return of Stolen Property
The ADL’s 80th Anniversary Conference May Be Its Last
by Scott Thompson
New York’s Leading Classical Station Features Fight for Natural Tuning
by June LeBell
Renowned Italian tenor Carlo Bergonzi and others demonstrated the superiority of the natural tuning of C-256 Hz over the arbitrary high modern tunings of A-440 and above, in an interview and master class aired on June 9 over WQXR.
The Randy Weaver Trial: The Wrong Party Is Being Prosecuted
by Patrick Ruckert
Congressional Closeup
by William Jones
National News
Correction
In our report on the Schiller Institute’s Bonn conference last week (page 24), we mistakenly reported that Valeri Pavlov of the Russian Supreme Economic Council was a speaker at the conference; also, on page 26, the figures for U.S. financial transfers per day, and for U.S. GNP, should be in trillions, not billions.
