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Monitor articles for September 21, 1994

• Germany hesitates as Europe beckons
• Another Handshake
• Brits to Ulster: `Whatever!'
• Wringing Violence Out of Haiti Keeps US Soldiers on Their Toes
• New Sticker Labeling Imports Stirs Up Foreign Automakers
• Exhaustive US Report on Dioxin Satisfies Few in Scientific Debate
• How to Judge Rightly
• The desperate lives of displaced Bosnian Croats
• One Year Later, Yeltsin Recharges as Foes Scheme
• Obstacles to Poll Threaten The Palestinian Authority
• Changing Irish Climate
• London digs deeper into familiar plays
• Rich and poor countries see wider growth gap
• Canad Won't Fall Apart, Probably
• Striving for links after decades of hostility
• Turkish cinema's exiles land in New York
• Rightist extremism: off center stage, but social yardstick
• The Jerusalem That Forces Choices
• EVENTS
• Why Canada Probably Won't Fall Apart
• The Hard Problem
• US Once Again Amid Haiti's Troubled History
• Take Care in Divising Electoral Systems
• Take Care in Divising Electoral Systems
• Haitians Await Signs of Return To Civilian Rule
• Spouses battle in world piano competition
• British Rate Hike: Economic Pain Now Political Gain Later
• From Vienna to Cairo: lots more chairs, and a focus on citizen, not state, rights