| The Independent 1995 Tony Barber |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A people crying out for equality. (Turkey's policies towards its Kurdish minority) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Attack raises stakes in diplomatic game. (Muslim-led Bosnian government undertakes military operations near Sarajevo) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Central bankers forge ahead on a European currency. (final article on monetary union) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Croatia may force collapse of UN mission. | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Croatian-Muslim alliance holds key to government army gains. (Bosnian Serbs become increasingly isolated) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Croat victories feed greater ambition. (Croatian government seeks control of parts of western and central Bosnia) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Despair at a war that has no end. (little progress towards peace after four years of war in former Yugoslavia) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Digging in for the next Balkan war. (impact of UN withdrawal from Croatia; first of two articles) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Dispute over maps delays US peace deal. (US and Serbian negotiators look at peace settlement for Bosnia) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Emu's wings clipped on Riviera. (limited talks on single European currency at European Union summit in Cannes, France) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Fear of future wars hangs over treaty. (concern about prospects of lasting peace in Bosnia) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Few cheers for Rose as he bows out of Bosnia. (Lieutenant-General Sir Michael Rose leaves Sarajevo after a year as commander of United Nations forces in Bosnia) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Frontline city digs in for new Serb war. (Croation soldiers in Osijek expect war to start again) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Germany's fears blow monetary union off course. | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| However great the human suffering, the offensive could open the way to a resolution of the entire conflict. (Croatia's attack on rebel Serb region of Krajina) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| How would Russia cope without Yeltsin? | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| In pursuit of lost ground. (role of Croatia in the Yugoslav conflict) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Is 1999 disappearing into the 21st century? (implications of delay to the implementation of European monetary union) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Jospin shoulders task of restoring fortunes of the left. (Lionel Jospin, defeated Socialist candidate in French presidential elections) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Life begins at 50: can the UN show how? (how to improve the performance of the United Nations)(Column) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Man of many promises faces jobs test. (Jacques Chirac, president-elect of France) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Peace with a terrible price. (emergence of 'nationally pure' states in the Balkans) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Rich mix of troubles feeds Turkish unrest. | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Russians sneer at Yeltsin's 'mediocre chess players.' (Russian government in disarray over policy on Chechnya) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Russia rouble plan 'carries little risk.' | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Sceptical leaders sign precarious peace deal. (peace settlement in Bosnia) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Serb attacks pile on the misery. (Bosnian Serb forces enter eastern Muslim enclavbe of Zepa) | Retail industry | Donald Macintyre, Christopher Bellamy, Tony Barber |
| Smog: global affliction, local solutions. (dealing with air pollution in the world's largest cities) | Retail industry | Steve Connor, Andrew Gumbel, Edward Helmore, Mary Lee, Teresa Poole, Tony Barber, Phil Davison, Steve Vines |
| Stakes raised as alliance treads dangerous line. (western alliance steps up intervention in Bosnian war) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| 'Stop the bombing or we'll die.' (Bosnian Serbs seize United Nations observers as human shields) | Retail industry | Emma Daly, Christopher Bellamy, Tony Barber |
| The battle for Europe's future. (French strike action forces review of assumptions about Europe's political and economic future)(Column) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| The future: can the Dayton deal lead to a lasting settlement? (Farewell at Last to the Monsters of War ... And a Cautious Embrace for Days of Peace; peace deal for Bosnia) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| The grinding out of an ignominious peace. (search of peace settlement in Bosnia) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| The slow fuse in Bosnia could detonate the Balkan powderkeg. (new war in Bosnia seems likely) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| UN mission stands on the brink. (efforts to maintain credibility of United Nations peace-keeping mission in Bosnia) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Western tacticians strive to find a path out of the morass. (strategy towards Bosnia) | Retail industry | Michael Sheridan, Tony Barber |
| West ready to give Gorazde to the Serbs. | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
| Which family do we belong to? (UK prime minister John Major seems to put Europe before the Commonwealth)(Column) | Retail industry | Tony Barber |
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