12 April 1993 In the thirties young Graham Greene described the Balkans as “the region of endless possibilities.” It can always be worse in the Balkans that it already is; we’ve known that even without Graham Greene, but from our own painful experience. Relying on his diplomatic tongue, the eloquent Bosnian Serb leader, Radovan Karadzic, once again found himself in […]
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