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Military and political analysts are putting the war in Ukraine under the microscope of NATO enlargement. The argument put forward is that the US and NATO had given guarantees to Moscow in the wake of the collapse of the Soviet Union that the alliance would not expand any further. However, despite these guarantees, the transatlantic alliance did the opposite and added country

Hertl was both host and hero when the Sharks played in Prague to open the 2022-23 NHL season.

Top stories from the Russian press on Monday, January 30th

Jews who survived the Holocaust are dying. A digital exhibition keeps their testimony alive.

PARIS — Political conflict and social movements around the world in 1968 made it a year for the history books. The 50th anniversary of several signature episodes are being marked throughout this year, from the Prague Spring and monthlong French student uprising of May "68, to the assassinations of M...

In Krzysztof Lang's 'March '68,' a Polish student becomes a dissident after witnessing the persecution of his Jewish girlfriend.

Betty Brenner fled from Czechoslovakia to Switzerland in 1968. She has hardly ever spoken about her flight from the Nazis.

This was the pivotal moment when Labour Minister John Stonehouse was ensnared in a Czech honeytrap, forcing him to become a spy in one of the strangest episodes in political history.

Once-secret government documents are revealing new, long-hidden details on one of the CIA's biggest Cold War controversies, involving defecting Soviet intelligence agents and U.S. counterspy programs targeting the Kremlin's strategic deception operations against the West.

Once-secret government documents are revealing new, long-hidden details on one of the CIA's biggest Cold War controversies, involving defecting Soviet intelligence agents and U.S. counterspy programs targeting the Kremlin's strategic deception operations against the West.