Event: Prague Spring

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

business

Fall of Berlin Wall: Discontent is evident once again, 30 years on

The people’s revolutions of 1989 were not the unalloyed success for the cause of freedom and democracy that was claimed for them at the time, writes Geoffrey Roberts

columnists

Too many women suffered before Ireland embraced the spirit of 1968

business

Reclaim European democracy from an establishment that’s lost its way

world

Options limited in resolving Ukrainian crisis

world

Icon of a bloodless revolution dies at 75

world

Architect Kaplicky dies aged 71

Crack, communism and Cork City

ONCE upon a time in the west, eastern European teams, no matter how good, could never be described as excellent or formidable or even - and this would have been particularly appropriate - well-marshalled.

Sat, 17 Sep, 2005

NATO moves forward with former Communists

NATO took a giant step forward yesterday, welcoming seven former Communist countries into the military alliance and paving the way for a 20,000-strong rapid reaction force.

Fri, 22 Nov, 2002

Former Czech leaders charged with suppressing 1968 uprising

Two prominent members of the former Communist regime of Czechoslovakia will stand trial over their alleged role in suppressing the Prague Spring uprising.

Mon, 10 Sep, 2001