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Light comedies and export hits: Czech cinema rides on the wave of success. But in Prague young fresh filmmakers and independent cinemas push against the mainstream
Czech beer came to the world’s attention again in April after a century-old dispute with the US over the naming rights to its Budweiser beer was settled in a Luxembourg court
In a few months, Prague will commemorate forty years of it’s famous democratic ‘spring’, which ended revolt in the capital this past century. It was a spontaneous protest which caught the world by surprise, before it was reprimanded by the Soviet regime. Images
The Czech capital is banishing a young Brit’s project from the city centre after the first Speaker’s Corner in Europe outside of the UK became a hotspot for extremists
One international summit, 26 countries, thousands of different voices - one of the youngest EU members welcomed NATO officials and the international media to Bucharest from 2-4 April 2008
On 2 April NATO invited the two candidates to join the defence alliance, but leave Macedonia waiting
Berlin, Bucharest, Vilnius and Warsaw - four examples of what to do with those eastern state building dinosaurs
Europe is often seen as boring and bureaucratic - not the case with cafebabel.com’s community blogs. European debate is in full swing, bloggers are up in arms and words are flying
Everywhere you look, display windows, promotional offers, Easter markets and cards are covered with bright, beautifully decorated Easter eggs
It’s an enticing experience which draws many young people abroad – but the catch lies hidden behind closed doors
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“It is just a small step. But now, those ones who did not feel like even sitting together with a disable children, are doing so. They are not afraid of doing it anymore.”
This is how we wish you an happy European Day! Because we know who the Eurogeneration is...today and tomorrow! Enjoy it!
One year later everything passed quietly and, although the Russian MFA would not agree with me, it seems that people have finally learnt a really important lesson: violence does not help on getting anything. Not in Europe, at least.