Volume 25, Number 3, January 16, 1998
Interviews
Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
George Soros is the disease that killed the Korean economy, LaRouche told “EIR Talks.”
Witold Nieduszynski
Mr. Nieduszynski, a deputy of the Polish parliament, speaks about the country’s economic prospects since the elections in September.
Justice Mamman Nasir
Justice Nasir is the chairman of Nigeria’s Transition Implementation Committee, which is overseeing the country’s transition to elections and civilian government.
Chief S.K. Dagogo-Jack
The Chief is chairman of the National Election Commission of Nigeria.
Book Reviews
Authors make compelling argument to abolish the death penalty
by Marianna Wertz
Frontiers of Justice, Vol. 1: The Death Penalty, edited by Claudia Whitman and Julie Zimmerman.
Departments
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
United States, Germany draw a line.
Letters to the Editor
The truth about Aaron Burr.
Editorial
The rule of law?
Economics
Financial crisis: The IMF is the disease, not the cure
by Marcia Merry Baker
The crisis in Indonesia underlines the accuracy of Lyndon LaRouche’s warnings.
Documentation: Glimmerings of reality from German press coverage of the crisis in Southeast Asia.
The financial bubble in 1997: a very bad year
by John Hoefle
What’s really behind the S. Korean crisis
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
The choices facing Japan’s Hashimoto
by William Engdahl
Asia must slap on exchange controls
by Gail G. Billington
China assesses international financial breakdown crisis
by Mary Burdman
Beijing is concerned about “the financial turmoil that recently hit a number of countries and regions,” as China itself struggles to develop its productive economy.
Chinese vs. U.S. steel production: two methods, and two results
by Richard Freeman
Currency Rates
Poland’s free market ‘Lent’ must come to an end
by Anna Kaczor Wei
Business Briefs
Feature
Mobilize to build an African Civil Rights Movement
by Dennis Speed
A three-year organizing drive has resulted in the official founding of a new movement, dedicated to abolishing the bankrupt IMF monetary system, and to winning a war against the British oligarchy.
An appeal to all Africans of good will
From the call issued by Dr. Godfrey Binaisa in April 1995.
Stop peddling Harvard racism
by Dennis Speed
The Schiller Institute’s Dennis Speed rips away the ideological and cultural blinders that prevent Africans, and African-Americans, from winning the war against their oppressors.
What’s behind the attacks on Sudan?
by Shahira Wahbi
Remarks by Shahira Wahbi, the First Secretary of the Permanent Mission of the Republic of Sudan to the United Nations; and a reply from Pennsylvania State Rep. Harold James.
Only noble minds can transform the world
by Fang Neng Da
A contribution by Fang Neng Da, a poet, intellectual, and activist who hails from China.
Binaisa: Africa is still enslaved by debt
by Godfrey Binaisa
Time for Africa to take the moral high ground
by Godfrey Binaisa
Dr. Godfrey Binaisa’s speech to a conference of the Schiller Institute in Bad Schwalbach, Germany, on Dec. 13, 1997.
International
Algerian massacres cover for London land grab
The only way to stop the atrocities being perpetrated in Algeria, is to bring to justice those responsible, including the high-level British and French protectors of the killers.
The Armed Islam Group: a model Satanic cult
Islamic states fight British terrorism
by Joseph Brewda
The Arab League’s interior ministers are supporting Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak’s anti-terrorist initiative.
Will war in Africa’s Great Lakes be Clinton’s Vietnam quagmire?
by Linda de Hoyos
Yeltsin seeks to buy time, with bid for ‘national unity’ government
by Konstantin George
Nigeria’s transition to civilian rule
by Lawrence K. Freeman
Africa’s most populous nation is heading for democratic elections, and is determined to achieve economic progress for its people.
Nigeria’s financial system and the world economy today
by Sam Aluko
A paper by Sam Aluko, professor of economics and chairman of Nigeria’s National Economic Intelligence Committee, read on his behalf to the Schiller Institute’s conference in Germany on Dec. 13-14.
International Intelligence
National
LaRouche becomes target of new British slanders
by Nancy Spannaus
When the British propaganda mills get this hot, you know LaRouche must have done something right.
National News
