Volume 24, Number 14, March 28, 1997
Interviews
A. Nihat Gokyigit
A leading Turkish industrialist details the contributions his country can make to development throughout the Middle East, Central Asia, and Europe.
Departments
Editorial
The IMF lights the match.
Economics
European press admits: LaRouche called the shots
by Richard Freeman
Warnings of imminent derivatives disasters and/or a collapse of the U.S. stock market are only now filling the European media, where two years ago they were denying that a financial disintegration would ever be a possibility.
Mass strike in Germany will overthrow ‘Maastricht Europe’ monetarist scheme
by Rainer Apel
Currency Rates
Turkey: Peace and democracy mean economic development
by Umberto Pascali
Umberto Pascali reports on a Washington conference on “U.S.-Turkish Partnership for Regional Stability and Prosperity.”
Turkey represents a fruitful market
An interview with A. Nihat Gokyigit.
Gas developments at the Turkish crossroads
by A. Nihat Gokyigit
From a report by Mr. Gokyigit to the conference.
Caspian oil through Turkey
by A. Nihat Gokyigit
Turkey has a unique role between cultures
by Abdullah Gul
From a speech by Turkish Minister of State Abdullah Gui.
U.S. perspectives on Turkish energy
by Jan H. Kalicki
From remarks by Jan. H. Kalicki, counsellor to the U.S. Department of Commerce.
Business Briefs
Feature
The certification of Mexico
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Lyndon LaRouche introduces a special white paper commissioned by EIR’s editorial board, on the current British operations against the United States, in Mexico.
Great Britain plots to sink Washington into a Mexico quagmire
by Dennis Small
A fact-sheet on those in this British-orchestrated crisis in U.S-Mexican relations.
Meet London’s (bilingual) mouth: Jorge Castafleda, Jr.
by Gretchen Small
Salinas de Gortari: Wall Street’s ‘reformer’
by Carlos Méndez
Camacho: Britain’s ‘wannabe’ viceroy
by Carlos Méndez
EZLN: the British plot’s military wing
by Carlos Méndez
Inter-American Dialogue: London’s policy outlet in Washington
by Valerie Rush
Human Rights Watch: the Soros hit squad
by Valerie Rush
Neo-con malthusians say, ‘Shut the border’
by Valerie Rush
The pedigree of Mexico’s enemies: British-backed treason in America
by Anton Chaitkin
London yearns for new ‘British Century’ in Ibero-America
by Cynthia R. Rush
Strategic Studies
Britain escalates attacks on China and United States
by Jeffrey Steinberg
As Vice President Gore prepares to visit Beijing in late March, a visit intended to deepen U.S-China political and economic cooperation, Her Majesty’s irregular warfare troops have opened up a new wave of attacks.
‘Uighur card’ used to break up China
by Joseph Brewda
Not by accident has the Empire set its sights on sending Xinjiang up in separatist flames: This northwest region of China is the crossroad of the New Silk Road.
British assets push ‘China peril’ to sink Clinton Asia policy
by Kathy Wolfe
What’s behind The Corning Conflict with China and similar war propaganda.
British put ‘American’ face on China-bashing
by Kathy Wolfe
Lady Caroline Cox’s ill-named Christian Solidarity International is building a phony “grass-roots” movement against U.S.-China relations.
International
U.S. intervention needed to revive Mideast peace process
by Muriel Mirak-Weissbach
Arab-Israeli relations are degenerating at such a rapid pace, that nothing short of a miracle can restore them. That miracle is going to have to come from Washington.
London’s war in Africa: Death camps in Burundi
by Linda de Hoyos
The British-backed dictatorship of Pierre Buyoya has incarcerated nearly 20% of Burundi’s population in camps where 1,000 are dying each day.
London wants Zaire partitioned
by Linda de Hoyos
International Intelligence
National
London fears that Clinton may return to FDR’s policy
by Nancy Spannaus
President Clinton has been reading and rereading President Franklin Roosevelt’s speeches, according to the London Observer. And that has London worried.
Congressional Closeup
by Carl Osgood
National News
