Article: United States, Soviet Union and Sweden form new foundation to address major global problems. (International Foundation for the Survival and Development of Humanity)

Article: Platinum markets eye superpowers. (Soviet Union, ...
Futures (Cedar Falls, Iowa);  October 1, 1991 ;     700+ words ... ... eye superpowers Platinum markets are watching the Soviet Union and the United States. Prospects for slower Soviet platinum sales ... to strikes in South Africa and possibly in the Soviet Union. But for now, he says, weak Japanese stock prices ...

Article: In the world of energy, Soviet Union overtaking ...
The Oil Daily;  August 19, 1987 ;     700+ words ... ... Energy, Soviet Union Overtaking United States in Production ... years, the Soviet Union has reversed ... overtaking the United States in primary ... areas. The United States' future ... relative to the Soviet Union as the world ...

Article: The fine print and the four powers. (Soviet Union, ...
The Economist (US);  November 18, 1989 ;     700+ words ... ... been signed between the wartime allies--the Soviet Union, the United States, France and Britain--and defeated Germany ... have been handed to Poland, other bits to the Soviet Union. West Germany has agreed that the borders around ...

Article: While the going is good. (emigration from Soviet ...
The Economist (US);  March 10, 1990 ;     700+ words ... ... emigrate from the Soviet Union to the United States, plucked at random ... Azerbaijan. The Soviet Union is suffering from ... are at work. The Soviet Union produces more highly ... each year than the United States does. Many of them ...

Article: Space: glasmarstroika. (Soviet Union and ...
The Economist (US);  May 28, 1988 ;     700+ words ... ... to earth. The plan has obvious merits. The Soviet Union's unmanned space missions, unlike its manned ... of joint venture since April 1987, when the United States and the Soviet Union renewed a space co-operation agreement that ...

Article: China, the United States, and the Soviet ...
American Political Science Review;  September 1, 1994 ;     700+ words ... ... China, the Soviet Union, and the United States. By contrast ... when the Soviet Union was perceived ... hands with the United States--and it ... relations with the Soviet Union in April 1979 ... problems and the United States was not only ...

Article: Lost to the world. (the new but unstable relationship between the ...
The Economist (US);  September 30, 1989 ;     700+ words ... ... cooing between the United States and the Soviet Union may mean a world ... economic failure: the Soviet Union is broke. It cannot ... Washington. The United States, too, is motivated ... compared with the Soviet Union's. If it wanted ...