Word: transatlanticism
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Like the big U.S. carriers, Europe's major airlines--many of which were already struggling before Sept. 11--have been crippled by the drop in transatlantic traffic and passengers' reluctance to take to the skies. Belgium's Sabena declared bankruptcy earlier this month, the day after B.A. announced that its...
Transatlantic commercial air traffic has since plummeted, and both British Airways and Air France have been forced to cut routes. But the Concorde is still scheduled to make its return to New York City's John F. Kennedy Airport this week, and British Prime Minister Tony Blair was expected to...
Lingjaerde likes to have his feet in two places. A Swiss national with Norwegian roots, he started making transatlantic deals about 15 years ago as a general manager of GeneVest, a Swiss venture capital firm.
A: That really is just the way the world works. The only thing that's frustrating is that it's very difficult to be in a process where the prosecutor is also the judge. I think in the long run that has to be thought about. If this had been...
The face of the European Union's nascent common foreign policy is High Representative Javier Solana, the former NATO Secretary-General. Before heading off to Macedonia for more troubleshooting last Friday, he spoke about transatlantic relations with Brussels bureau chief James Graff