As one of the few remaining people with frequent access to the increasingly volcanic President of Russia, Valentin Yumashev knows when to step lightly. So it was with careful planning–and a slightly queasy stomach–that the Kremlin chief of staff decided to present an important document to Boris Yeltsin one day this spring. Read more »
My Boris
July 26th, 1998 | Posted in New York Times, Articles | No CommentsTags: New York Times, Russia, Yumashev
The Baby Bust: A Special Report
July 10th, 1998 | Posted in New York Times, Articles | No CommentsTags: New York Times, babies
Population Implosion Worries a Graying Europe
by Michael Specter
Mia Hulton is a true woman of the late 20th century. Soft-spoken, well-educated and thoughtful, she sings Renaissance music in a choral group, lives quietly with the man she loves and works like a demon seven days a week. Read more »