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Discusses the European colonization in Africa. Failure of African nationalism to acquire independence; Consideration of the ideologies of socialism and nationalism in relation to the country's colonizers; Impact of the culture of colonizers on the political structure of Africa; Superiority of European culture, morals and manners.

Presents information on the socio-political developments in various countries. Information on the sum of reparations which Germany has to pay to the U.S.; Comments on the outbreak of violent nationalism in Reich; Description of the joint campaign of the Republican party and important businessman against the investigations by the Wheeler and Walsh committees; Reasons of public's anger toward the do-nothing policy of the U.S. Congress; Prediction of future government of Europe by British philosopher Bertrand Russell; Information on the French's foreign policy towards Germany; Appointment of Harlan Fiske Stone as Attorney-General; Information on the appointment of Elwood Mead as Commissioner of the Bureau of Reclamation.

Discusses the impact of the end of the Cold War on Europe's economic and political conditions. Growth in European nationalism; Emergence of a Europe that will be a serious economic and political competitor; Role of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in European-American relations; Emergence of the enduring issue of modern European history; Performance of the European Community as a market; Expected place of the Soviet Union in a German-dominated Eastern Europe.

Reflects on the political events that were relevant to the history of the periodical during the past 75 years. Foundation of the periodical during the Great War; Rise of nationalism; Effects of the revival of nationalism in Central and Eastern Europe on the Communist system; Emergence of the nuclear war; Role of the liberalism and the founder of the periodical in inventing the practical justice in the United States; Negative effects of racism on the American society.

Presents information on the impact of the war against Adolf Hitler, Nazi dictator of Germany, on Europe. Information that in Greece, the liberation has been followed by a murderous civil war; Note on the sense of vengefulness, bitterness, callousness, and distrust prevailing over the whole of Europe; Opinion that the U.S. needs to unite the nations it seeks to protect; View that the West should avoid using foreign policy to foment the conditions of civil war; Report that Nationalism is the strongest political idea in the modern world.

Focuses on political developments all around the world. Information that socialism that has been from the beginning an international movement; Appeals of liberation and globalism; Creation of Communist Parties in Europe and the U.S. to rally the proletariat of other countries to the defense of the Soviet Union; Comments on the fear of the Comintern; Claims that Americans are today fearful of the problem that Russian nationalism presents for the post-war world.

Focuses on the effects of war on the United States. Extolling of patriotic virtues; Growth of the "despair of the state" attitude; Importance of patriotism to a country; Development of society on the basis of nationalism in Europe since the days of Reformation; Contributions of Protestant political philosophy; Need for an organization that will do justice to the smallness of national units; Living together for the advantage or disadvantage of the rest of the world.

Presents information on recent political developments in the world. Discussion of the duel between Washington's aggressive dollar diplomacy and London's survivalist sterling nationalism; Portrayal of the Anglo-American duel by Moscow's men in Western Europe; Comment of leading American officials regarding Anglo-American relations; Discussion of American relations with the Soviet Union.

Discusses the growth in right-wing parties in Europe as of 1999. Information on various national-populist parties, including the Freedom Party in Austria and the Vlaams Blok in Belgium; Assertion that these parties are not a resurrected fascism, but a response to growing European unity; Nationalism as a response to internationalism.