Below is a list of freely accessible articles and interviews with senior government members and heads of state, businesspeople and members of non-governmental organisations who have featured in past issues of World Statesman.

Special features

Global trade

• Globalisation is here to stay: US Commerce Secretary Mickey Kantor

The Baltic states

• Map of the Baltic states
• The EU question: Hans van den Broek, European Commissioner in charge of enlargement negotiations
• The year of the Baltic? Swedish Prime Minister Göran; Persson
  
• Ahead of the pack: Estonian Prime Minister Tiit Vähi;
• Paying for a slow start: Lithuanian President Algirdas Brazauskas
• Trouble with the neighbours: Latvian President Guntis Ulmanis

The Former Yugoslavia

• Building a peace that lasts: European Union High Representative Carl Bildt
• Taking the gradual approach: Croatian President Franjo Tudjman
• The rising star: Slovenian President Milan Kucan
• Looking to Europe: Macedonian Prime Minister Branko Crvenkovski
• Helping Bosnians to help themselves: Christine Wallich, World Bank

European Economic and Monetary Union

• Going all the way: European Commission President Jacques Santer
• Are Europeans tired of Europe?: German Chancellor Helmut Kohl
• The economics of monetary union: Bank of England Governor Eddie George
• The nuts and bolts of monetary union: European Monetary Institute head Alexandre Lamfalussy

The East African Community

• Map of the East African Community
• Development from the grassroots: African Development Bank head Omar Kabbaj
• High hopes for the region: Kenyan President Daniel arap Moi
• Open for business: Tanzanian President Benjamin Mkapa
• An economic renaissance: Zanzibari President Dr Salmin Amour
• Africa's rising star: Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni

Country studies

Chile

• Reaping the benefits of democracy: President Eduardo Frei

Denmark

• Keeping the economy strong: Prime Minister Poul Nyrup Rasmussen
• Charting an independent course: Finance Minister Mogens Lykketoft
• Denmark on the international stage: Foreign Minister Niels Helveg Petersen

Eritrea

• Breaking the dependence trap: President Isaias Afwerki
• Partnership in development: Finance Minister Haile Woldense
• Meeting the energy challenge: Minister of Energy & Mines Tesfai Ghebreslasie

Hungary

• It hurt, but it's working: Prime Minister Gyula Horn

Liechtenstein

• A European success story: Head of state Prince Hans-Adam II

Namibia

• Looking to a bright future: President Sam Nujoma
• Enlarging the national cake: Prime Minister Hage Geingob
• Digging for the future: Mines & Energy Minister Toivo Ya Toivo

Pakistan

• Out of the doldrums: Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto

Peru

• A restless ruler: President Alberto Fujimori

Quebec

• After the referendum: Premier Lucien Bouchard
• Taking on a global challenge: Trade Trade & Industry Minister Rita-Dionne Marsolais
  
  

South Africa

• The investment challenge: President Nelson Mandela

Turkey

• Protecting the secular tradition: President Süleyman; Demirel

Special surveys

The education debate

• Supply and demand in lifelong learning: Director-General of the Commonwealth of Learning Dr Gajaraj Dhanarajan
• The higher education debate: Professor Guy Neave, Director of Research at the International Association of Universities

The world's health

• A fatal complacency: World Health Organisation head Dr Hiroshi Nakajima
• The challenge of South Asian health: Joseph Wood, World Bank Vice-President (South Asia)
• Hospitals and the community: Dr Errol Pickering, International Hospital Federation Director-General

Global tourism

• Meeting the challenge of growth: Antonio Enrique Savignac, secretary-general of the World Tourism Organisation

Global energy

• Texas in the Caribbean: Finbar Ganga, Energy and Mineral Resources Minister, Trinidad and Tobago
• The energy question in Asia: World Bank Regional Energy Adviser Anil Malhotra
• An uphill struggle: former Indian Energy Minister N K P Salve

Offshore banking

• There's more to it than banking Dr David Saul, Premier, Bermuda
• The cautious road to growth: Denzil L Douglas, Prime Minister, St Kitts & Nevis
• Banking at the crossroads: an interview with Dr Christodoulos Christodoulou, Finance Minister, Cyprus

The Internet

• Brave New World?: Martin Bangemann, European Commission Vice-President

Latin American finance

• In search of stability: Brazilian Finance Minister Pedro Sampaio Malan
• Ready for take-off?: Mexican Central Bank Governor Miguel Mancera