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Bulgaria, Lithuania, and Slovakia nuclear plants must improve - EU warns [Apr 05, 2011] Old nuclear power plants in Bulgaria, Lithuania and Slovakia, which function under decommissioning programs, were criticized in a European Parliament resolution on Tuesday for having a lack of coordination, delays, and too much money going to unrelated energy projects. Lithuania, Slovakia and Bulgaria currently receive European Union (EU) funds for managing the decommissioning of the three old ... [via YahooNews] More >>

Roma mayors raise hopes of minority in Slovakia [Mar 17, 2011] (KUNOVA TEPLICA ) - Slovak Roma are pinning their hopes on a record number of Roma mayors to change their status as members of the European Union's most neglected and impoverished minority. [via YahooNews] More >>

Central, Eastern European ministers to discuss EU cooperation [Feb 26, 2011] Bratislava - A number of foreign ministers from Central and Eastern Europe will gather in Bratislava on March 3 to discuss the former Soviet states' cooperation with the European Union, the Slovakian Foreign Ministry announced on Friday. [via YahooNews] More >>

EU Should Seek Options to Raising Bailout Fund, Slovakia's Radicova Says [Jan 25, 2011] Slovak Prime Minister Iveta Radicova said pouring more cash to the European Union bailout fund ?isn?t an option? to solve the debt crisis and the euro region has to seek alternatives to restore confidence in its currency. [via YahooNews] More >>

Slovakia hates being in a Greek Tragedy [Jan 16, 2011] The European Union has become its own worst enemy. By design, there is no real leadership at the top of the structure. [via YahooNews] More >>

Slovakia hates being in a Greek Tragedy [Jan 16, 2011] The European Union has become its own worst enemy. By design, there is no real leadership at the top of the structure. This is now undermining the unity of the Union, when it needs it most. [via YahooNews] More >>

EUR 50m-60m still available for cross-border projects in Hungary, Slovakia [Jan 06, 2011] Between EUR 50 million and 60 million in European Union funding is still available for cross-border projects in the region along the border between Hungary and Slovakia during the 2007-2013 budget period, Slovakian farm minister Zsolt Simon said at a meeting of the local business chamber in Hungary's Heves County on Thursday. [via YahooNews] More >>