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Russian President Vladimir Putin came and left; we could easily say that his visit offered nothing significant but it is worth considering

Good intentions are not enough in the uproar over cartoons of Muhammad: The mainstream Islamic mindset has proved inscrutable The through-the-looking glass

Law professor Bill Cohn on the irony of American gulags in the former Soviet bloc Those so deft at issuing U.S. government

Collective guilt ignores historical responsibility The postwar mistreatment and expulsion of German speakers from Czechoslovakia remains a European issue, one of the

Everything Is Illuminated distorts history by omitting crucial facts, including an important link to the Czech Republic As the recent controversy about

The 1968 reform movement never denounced communism, so were freedom and democracy ever really on the table? By Jan Richter On the

It’s 10 p.m. on a weeknight and Jenda Prochaska’s eyes are glazed over from alcohol and hours spent staring at lemons, oranges

If the EU-15 and recent accession countries are to prosper, an extreme reformulation of policy in core countries is required Now that

Czech pathologist in Iowa becomes a friend in dire need “What will decide Alan’s diagnosis and therapy,” Lubomir Turek wrote my wife

High rate of smoking, diet rich in fatty meats blamed for lung, colorectal diseases The League Against Cancer Praha has its work