Mark Baker

Mark Baker is a freelance journalist and travel writer based in Prague. He has written guidebooks and articles for Lonely Planet, Frommer’s, and Fodor’s, and his articles have also appeared in National Geographic Traveler and The Wall Street Journal, among other publications.

Also by Mark Baker

October 20, 2003
Uzbekistan: Som Restrictions Reluctantly Relaxed, But How Real Is The Commitment?
September 10, 2003
U.S.: After 9/11, Many Theories, But Little Consensus On What Causes Terrorism
September 08, 2003
Middle East: Prospects For Road Map's Success Dims With Abbas Resignation
September 01, 2003
Iraq: Al-Najaf Bombing Raises More Questions About Iraqis' Future
August 27, 2003
EU: Adopting Euro Could Prove Harmful To New Members' Economic Health
August 25, 2003
Yugoslavia: Prosecution In Milosevic Trial Upbeat As Proceedings Resume
August 22, 2003
Europe: After U.S. Blackout, Could The Lights Go Out Elsewhere?
August 19, 2003
Czech Republic: Thirty-Five Years Ago, Prague Spring Reforms Brought To Bitter End
August 14, 2003
Europe: Crops Withering In Searing Heat
August 14, 2003
Kosovo: Police In 'Massive' Manhunt To Find Killers
August 13, 2003
Lithuania: Make Way For The New European Economic 'Tiger'
August 07, 2003
Europe: Tourism Industry Feeling The Impact of SARS, Iraq, And The Euro
August 06, 2003
Eastern Europe: German Bank Study Foresees High Outward Migration For 50 Years
August 05, 2003
U.S./ EU: Economies Send Out Mixed Signals On Growth
July 30, 2003
World: Spam Clogging Internet's Arteries
July 29, 2003
EU: Summer Holidays High Season For Euro Counterfeiters
July 01, 2003
Germany: Schroeder Hopes Tax Cuts Will Rescue Europe's Largest Economy
June 26, 2003
EU: Ministers Agree To Reform Common Agricultural Policy
June 19, 2003
EU: Will It Ever Speak With One Voice On The World Stage?
June 16, 2003
Iran: Protests Straining Society, Relations With The U.S.

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Also by Mark Baker

Uzbekistan: Som Restrictions Reluctantly Relaxed, But How Real Is The Commitment?

U.S.: After 9/11, Many Theories, But Little Consensus On What Causes Terrorism

Middle East: Prospects For Road Map's Success Dims With Abbas Resignation

Iraq: Al-Najaf Bombing Raises More Questions About Iraqis' Future

EU: Adopting Euro Could Prove Harmful To New Members' Economic Health

Yugoslavia: Prosecution In Milosevic Trial Upbeat As Proceedings Resume

Europe: After U.S. Blackout, Could The Lights Go Out Elsewhere?

Czech Republic: Thirty-Five Years Ago, Prague Spring Reforms Brought To Bitter End

Europe: Crops Withering In Searing Heat

Kosovo: Police In 'Massive' Manhunt To Find Killers

Lithuania: Make Way For The New European Economic 'Tiger'

Europe: Tourism Industry Feeling The Impact of SARS, Iraq, And The Euro

Eastern Europe: German Bank Study Foresees High Outward Migration For 50 Years

U.S./ EU: Economies Send Out Mixed Signals On Growth

World: Spam Clogging Internet's Arteries

EU: Summer Holidays High Season For Euro Counterfeiters

Germany: Schroeder Hopes Tax Cuts Will Rescue Europe's Largest Economy

EU: Ministers Agree To Reform Common Agricultural Policy

EU: Will It Ever Speak With One Voice On The World Stage?

Iran: Protests Straining Society, Relations With The U.S.