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An expert on the economic side of transition offers his observations on some of the lessons learned in Central Europe for the rest of the region.
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The Belarusian opposition and Washington loudly decry the guilty verdict against former diplomat and minister Mikhail Marynich.
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Poland’s fashion for media-inspired parliamentary investigations continues, this time into the privatization of the country’s largest insurance company.
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The next stop for Radovan Karadzic is The Hague. Over the years, TOL has chronicled his impact in the Balkans and beyond.
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Rising violence against racial minorities could stymie Ukraine’s hopes for closer EU ties.
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European politicians and the press tend to nap over Balkan issues. Now there’s a reason to wake up.
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On the run for 13 years, the former Bosnian Serb leader is finally behind bars.
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Unless governments take action soon, lawsuits by “libel tourists” could pose a serious threat to any publication available on the Internet.
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A Kenyan-born runner proves an unusual and inspiring addition to Bosnia’s Olympic team.
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A Hungarian civil-society leader recalls watching the world change from a remote rural village. A TOL special report. See more special coverage of the anniversary of the fall of the Iron Curtain at our 20 Years After website http://20years.tol.org/
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It’s far too early to write off the last 20 years as a disappointing anti-climax. See more special coverage of the anniversary of the fall of the Iron Curtain at our 20 Years After website http://20years.tol.org/
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Once allies in the push for Montenegrin independence, the country's prime minister and its oldest private newspaper are now locked in a nasty war of words and writs.
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Yes, 10 November brought fundamental change. But in Sofia, they hold the anniversary at arm’s length.
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The Polish farmer has taken a wild ride in the past 20 years, but the stats suggest that life is calmer these days. A TOL special report. See more special coverage of the anniversary of the fall of the Iron Curtain at our 20 Years After website.
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How the murderer of Miklos Radnoti became a hero in Hungary.
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Critics say Russian society's growing intolerance of minorities is largely down to the acts and words of media, politicians, and police.
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Polish writer Andrzej Stasiuk's prizewinning anti-guidebook to the new Europe.
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Although the international community and the Serbs alike may have botched the final episodes in the Milosevic saga, the need to deal with his legacy is no less urgent.
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Quasi-private media ownership is a threat to press freedom in Slovenia. Politicians are using it to hold journalists in thrall.
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As Kosovo moves toward independence, its leading public figures are debating whether there is a Kosovar national identity.
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