Op-Ed

Op-Ed / Europe & Central Asia 27 June 2001

Belgrade Needs Help but the Aid Must Have Firm Conditions

Originally published in International New York Times

Op-Ed / Europe & Central Asia 25 May 2001

Sorry, the boys should darn well stay in Bosnia

Originally published in International New York Times

Op-Ed / Europe & Central Asia 26 April 2001

The Great Unfinished Business of Southeastern Europe

Originally published in International New York Times

Op-Ed / Global 5 April 2001

War Crimes Courts Are a Powerful Force for Peace and Liberty

Originally published in International New York Times

Op-Ed / Europe & Central Asia 20 March 2001

Don't Delay in Macedonia

Originally published in The Washington Post

Op-Ed / Europe & Central Asia 10 March 2001

Force Is Not the Way to Meet Central Asia's Islamist Threat

Originally published in International New York Times

Op-Ed / Asia 7 February 2001

A Wake-up Call to Jakarta: Governance, Please

Originally published in International New York Times

Op-Ed / Africa 25 January 2001

In Central Africa, an Urgent Challenge to American Leadership

Originally published in International New York Times

Op-Ed / Europe & Central Asia 9 January 2001

Yes to a Hague-on-the-Danube Trial for Milosevic

If Belgrade won't send Slobodan Milosevic to The Hague, there is every good reason for The Hague to come to Belgrade and try him there. The hints given to Madeleine Albright in Washington by Yugoslavia's new foreign minister, Goran Svilanovic, that this course may be acceptable to the Kostunica administration should be welcomed with open arms.

Originally published in International New York Times

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