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49 Years Since Tanks Rolled in to End Prague Spring

The Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslovakia took place Aug. 21, 1968, making this year the 49th anniversary of the event, The Daily Prague Monitor writes.

People over the weekend might have seen filming of a new movie about Jan Palach, with events being re-created around the city for the benefit of the cameras. The film should be released next year.

Greece does not recognise communist regime crimes

The Greek government declined to take part in an international conference that denounces crimes committed by communist regimes. The Greek Minister of Justice, Stavros Kontonis sent a statement in response to an invitation by the Estonian Presidency, which is organising the conference differentiating the ideologies of communism and Nazism.

Athens to seek geographical protection for ‘Greek yoghurt’

The Greek ministry of agriculture will push for a geographical protection for “Greek yogurt” considering the rising consumer demand as well as the recent dispute with Prague.

The product name ‘Greek yogurt’ is not protected by a geographical indication but comes under the EU Regulation on the provision of food information to consumers.

Red Star win in Prague to qualify for Europa League play-offs

PRAGUE - Red Star Belgrade beat Sparta Prague 1-0 in Thursday's away match of their UEFA Europa League qualifiers third round tie to clinch a place in the play-offs.

Having won the first leg 2-0, Red Star came away victorious at the Generali Arena thanks to a Richmond Boakye goal in the 19 minute following an excellent counter-attack and an assist by Slavoljub Srnic.

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