| CONTENTS |
| Two Worlds, Two Foreign Policies Two Worlds, Two Foreign Policies |
| SUPERIORITY OF SOCIALISM GRAPHICALLY ILLUSTRATED BY THE SEVEN-YEAR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN |
| THE BASIC ECONOMIC PROBLEM OF THE SOVIET UNION |
| PEACEFUL CO-EXISTENCE AND ECONOMIC COMPETITION OF THE TWO SYSTEMS |
| THE SOCIALIST COMMUNITY'S SUCCESSES AND THEIR INTERNATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE |
| THE INFLUENCE OF THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF SOCIALISM ON THE STRUGGLE FOR SOCIAL PROGRESS OF THE WORKERS IN THE CAPITALIST COUNTRIES |
| ECONOMIC COMPETITION OF THE TWO SYSTEMS AND THE STRUGGLE OF THE UNDERDEVELOPED COUNTRIES FOR GENUINE INDEPENDENCE |
| SOME NEW TRENDS IN THE POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE WEST EUROPEAN COUNTRIES |
| THE AGGRESSIVE IDEOLOGY OF IMPERIALISM SUFFERS DEFEAT |
| The Berlin Question and the Interests of Peace |
| International Status of Cosmic Space |
| Aggressive U.S. Navalism: Its Sources, "Theory" and Practice |
| Behind the Scenes of NATO |
| The Middle Eastern Situation |
| The Hazardous Trend of Japanese Foreign Policy |
| Iraqi Republic's First Steps |
| The Second Front: Fact and Fiction |
| Treaty of Everlasting Friendship |
| The Road to Détente |
| "A Show-Window" |
| Trade War |
| Facing New Tasks |
| U.S.A. Molds Military Talks |
| Why a U.S. Fifth Fleet? |
| Civil War |
| More Sabre Rattling |
| The Tense Situation |
| "Skyblue" Parliament |
| FOREIGN AFFAIRS CHRONICLE |
| Professor Blackett's Article |
| P. M. S. BLACKETT ON THE "THEORY OF A LIMITED NUCLEAR WAR" |
| Threat to European Peace |
| Behind the Scenes of U.S. "Aid" |
| The Search for "New Laws of History" |
| Instrument of War |
| An Important Factor in International Relations |
| LITERATURE ON INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS IN 1959 |