Medical Doctors Debate Drug Makers’ Influence on Medical Students by Gina Shaw The cozy relationship between the 90,000 “drug reps” in the pharmaceutical industry and the institutions that turn out tomorrow’s physicians is rubbing more and more people the wrong way.
Luxury Living Special Section
Four times a year, The Washington Diplomat publishes a special section focusing on Luxury Living in the Washington D.C. area.This months' section features stories on the fluctuating condo market as well as tips for selling your home in today's market.
Automotive Special Section
Two times a year, The Washington Diplomat publishes a special section focusing on the Automotive industry in the Washington D.C. area. This month's section features Mercedes Benz’s GL-Class and R-Class sport utility vehicles.
Cover Profile: Estonia Tiny Estonia Shines as Post-Soviet Economic, Democratic Powerhouse by Larry Luxner Estonian Ambassador Jüri Luik is unabashedly proud of his little country’s achievements in the nearly 16 years since Estonia regained its independence as a sovereign republic.
People of World Influence U.S. Finally Warming Up to Global Climate Change by John Shaw Jonathan Lash has become one of the world’s leading environmental leaders—able to speak the language of climate change to both environmental activists and corporate leaders.
Diplomacy New Mexico’s Presidential Hopeful Dabbles in High-Level Diplomacy by Richard James New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson talks about the beleaguered state of U.S. diplomacy, his political future, and what it takes to negotiate successfully with some of the world’s most notorious dictators.
Human Rights Diplomatic Immunity Poses Big Hurdle for Domestic Workers by Alan B. Nichols Advocacy groups face a daunting task when pursuing labor complaints against diplomats, who are immune from U.S. criminal and civil prosecution.
