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Paris Sorbonne University's professor Oleg Sokolov plays Napoleon Bonaparte during a historical reenactment
Men dressed as soldiers get out of a modern boat as they take part in a reenactment of Napoleon's assault on Russia
Paris Sorbonne University's professor Oleg Sokolov plays Napoleon Bonaparte during a historical reenactment
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Hearts agree tax settlement

Scottish Premier League side Hearts announced on Tuesday that they have agreed a resolution with Britain's tax authorities in a dispute over tax and national insurance contributions.
 

Hearts F.C. agree tax settlement

Scottish Premier League side Hearts announced on Tuesday that they have agreed a resolution with Britain's tax authorities in a dispute over tax and national insurance contributions.
 

Hearts get reprieve after agreeing tax deal

Scottish Cup holders Hearts said Tuesday they had staved off the immediate threat of liquidation after reaching an agreement with British tax authorities over the payment of a £450,000 ($719,000) bill.
 

Hearts chief eyes 'safety zone'

Hearts are on track to stave off financial collapse, with a "short-term fix" from Vladimir Romanov, director Sergejus Fedotovas said Friday.
 

Hearts fear for future after winding-up order

Scottish Premier League (SPL) side Hearts warned their fans the club could be entering its "final days" after confirming Wednesday they had been served with a winding-up order regarding a tax bill of nearly 450,000 pounds ($719,000).
 

Hearts face winding-up order

Scottish Premier League side Hearts run the risk of going out of business after confirming Wednesday they had been served with a winding-up order regarding a tax bill of nearly 450,000 pounds ($719,000).
 

Russia marks victory over Napoleon with 'march on Paris'

Russian Cossacks on horseback Sunday kicked off a two-month-long friendly march on Paris to mark the bicentenary of a key battle Russia fought against Napoleon that led to an eventual French defeat.
 

Lithuania relives bicentennial of Napoleon's march on Russia

A stubby Napoleon Bonaparte waves his characteristic bicorne hat in an impassioned signal to hundreds of troops, launching a rerun of France's failed invasion of Russia two centuries ago.
 

Lithuania honours anti-Soviet self-immolation hero

Lithuania on Monday paid tribute to a student whose self-immolation 40 years ago sparked mass anti-Soviet protests in the Baltic state, an unwilling Soviet republic at the time.
 

No sport, just sex for basketball star

Lithuanian basketball legend Arvydas Sabonis said Tuesday he would have to limit his pleasures after suffering a heart attack a week ago, as doctors decided to release him from hospital.
 

Lithuania basketball icon Sabonis stable

Lithuania and NBA basketball legend Arvydas Sabonis, 46, was in stable condition Wednesday after suffering a heart attack during a game, a doctor said.
 

Former NBA center Sabonis survives heart attack

VILNIUS (Reuters) - Lithuania's most famous basketball player Arvydas Sabonis is making a good recovery after a heart attack, the basketball federation said on Wednesday.
 

Russia celebrates Napoleon defeat with gunshot and fire

BORODINO, Russia (Reuters) - Three ear-splitting gunshots pierce the country air, a cavalry unit gallops across the forest clearing, and several thousand Russian spectators gasp and shriek with delight.
 

In Lithuania, basketball is second only to God

Lithuania, where the basketball European Championships get underway on Wednesday, has long been a country mad for the sport with the big orange ball, squashing football in popularity.
 

Basketball helped Lithuanians survive Soviet gulag

VILNIUS (Reuters) - Forced labor camps were meant to crush opponents to the regime of Soviet dictator Josef Stalin, but basketball helped them to survive, an exhibition in former Soviet state Lithuania shows.
 

Hearts sack boss Jefferies

Scottish Premier League club Hearts confirmed they had sacked manager Jim Jefferies but had offered him as a consolation a position as director of football.
 

Lithuania dribble relay paves way for Euros

Lithuania kicked off an eight-week, nationwide basketball dribbling relay Wednesday, ahead of the sport's European Championships on home ground.
 

Polish PM targets hooligans after Cup final riot

WARSAW (Reuters) - Polish teams could play to empty stadiums as part of a crackdown on hooliganism, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Wednesday, a day after violent scenes at the Polish Cup final dealt another blow to the Euro 2012 co-hosts' image.
 

Poor pitch in focus as Lithuania-Spain looms

A decision on whether to call off Lithuania's Euro 2012 qualifier with world champions Spain Tuesday due to concerns over the pitch could come only shortly before kick-off, the Lithuanian FA said.
 

Poland fans clash with Lithuanian police

Visiting Poland fans clashed with Lithuanian security forces as the home side beat the Euro 2012 co-hosts 2-0 in a friendly.