Marcus Tanner

Could some journalists in south-east Europe be rediscovering the importance of virtues that certain of their British counterparts are abandoning?
The attempt to forge a Serb state within Croatia left a tragic human legacy.
The Serbian government has finally plucked up the courage to draw a line under the Milosevic era.
There is plenty for investigative journalists to do in the Balkans, but few media outlets where their voices can be heard.
The Northern Alliance rout of the Taleban throws US Afghan plans into a tailspin
The Northern Alliance rout of the Taleban throws US Afghan plans into a tailspin
A royal restoration looks a distant prospect, but Prince Aleskandar is becoming a sought-after public figure.
Day of ethnic conflict dwarfs anything seen in the region since Serb withdrawal over four years ago.
Former United Nations chief in Kosovo was seen by many of his colleagues as ineffective and lacklustre.
What Serbia needs is a break from the past, as happened in post-1945 Germany. But right now it looks more like the chaos of the Weimar Republic.