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Monitor articles for December 03, 1998

• Despite it all, Russian firms do well
• A new name: fearless
• Japan's showcase piece of the space station
• Sanctioned euthanasia: lessons from abroad
• The struggle to retain identity
• The Indonesian balance
• J. Gould of Maine asks, 'Whatever happened to ...?' My puffed-wheat cereal
• What you see isn't always what you get
• A career of stunning moments
• Quests for Canada carry US cost
• The Economics of Peace
• Letters
• News In Brief
• Perfection in pale peach
• Painter captures the world's vanishing cats
• To him, life in Russia isn't a bear
• POWs don't merely survive, they thrive
• Essential art guides that really are essential
• Piecing together the royal puzzle
• Let sleeping dogs lie - and show off
• Fight over teen tobacco use moves into 'Marlboro Country'
• US takes a pass on a Soviet-era firefighting plane
• Will AOL smother Netscape's spark?
• Ready to seize decisive moments
• Book End
• The images that focus our past
• An ocean of nautical drama
• A bigger piece of the commercial-launch market
• Y2K Wake-up Call
• A forever gift
• A rising din over Social Security
• Romeo and Juliet in Kosovo
• Keeping inmates in prison
• Today's Story Line:
• 'Alas! poor Yorick.' I read him well
• Rethinking a river
• Non-PC, but feasible, reasons for rich-poor divide
• A Monitor Guide To Bestsellers
• The big show before the big show
• How a flood remade a flood