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1. The public-private road to bankruptcy? December 21, 2011

A failure to book public-private partnerships on balance-sheets allows governments to drive a hole through plans to cap deficits. On 9 December, the EU's member states –...

2. The lady is a spook December 1, 2011

Spying in Slovakia. Slovakia's defence minister, L'ubomír Galko, was sacked last week because a military intelligence unit had tapped the phone of three newspaper reporters...

3. Slovakia ratifies changes to bail-out fund October 13, 2011

Opposition party approves EFSF after bringing down the government. Slovakia today became the last country in the eurozone to approve an enlarged mandate for the eurozone's...

4. Slovakia's Superman October 6, 2011

A profile of Richard Sulík, the Slovak who might yet pull the plug on the eurozone's bail-out fund. Dressed in a green Superman costume, with spermatozoa rushing alongside...

Slovakia's Superman

5. Slovakia's Havel May 26, 2011

Solavkia's prime minister faces many battles within her own party, but has a high-profile supporter. “To conquer Troy, they had to use a huge, eye-catching wooden horse....

Slovakia's Havel

6. Founding father May 19, 2011

Hungary's junior foreign minister has been at the heart of the Fidesz party since day one. For Hungary's junior foreign minister, responsibility for the affairs of...

7. The false economies of central and eastern Europe May 12, 2011

Europe can no longer free-ride on the back of US taxpayers, a lesson NATO's eastern member states should learn now. Defence spending in the new member states of NATO is...

8. Appointment postponed as EU bickers over Kosovo relations April 28, 2011

Caretaker EU special representative named. Disagreements between European Union member states have prevented the appointment of an EU special representative (EUSR) for...

9. Narrowing economic disparities April 20, 2011

EU cohesion funds have brought economic growth to many of the Union's poorer regions, but much needs to be done to tackle east-west differences. The European Commission...

Narrowing economic disparities

10. Clash of visions over agricultural reform March 10, 2011

Divsions over planned agricultural reform are emerging. Attempts to forge agreement among agriculture ministers on the reform of Europe's farm policy are coming unstuck,...

Clash of visions over agricultural reform

11. Ten topics that are vexing the EU's eastern half March 10, 2011

A trip to Bratislava brings to the surface some of the principal undercurrents in central and eastern Europe. The Globsec security conference in Bratislava is carving out...

12. Money worries in Slovakia February 17, 2011

How to resurrect a love for the euro. That sage journalist and political scientist Walter Bagehot warned, in an observation about the British monarchy, against letting...

13. How to make friends and influence people February 17, 2011

The president of the European Council expands his social networking efforts. Herman Van Rompuy now has an official page on Facebook. You cannot be ‘friends' with him, but...

How to make friends and influence people

14. 'No need to ban German foodstuffs' January 10, 2011

Commission says any ban in wake of dioxin scare would be an over the top reaction. The European Commission has said that any ban of German meat and poultry products in the...

15. Greece to be given next tranche of loan September 2, 2010

€9bn to be made available, of which €6.5bn will come from eurozone governments. Eurozone finance ministers are expected to approve the release of the second...

Greece to be given next tranche of loan

16. Changing times and a sunny disposition in Hungary September 2, 2010

The new Hungarian government's policy of friendliness in all directions is already having an effect. Amid all the worries and irritation elsewhere, the bright spot in...

Changing times and a sunny disposition in Hungary

17. Slovak parliament votes against Greek financial aid August 12, 2010

MPs reject contributing to rescue fund. The Slovak parliament voted against taking part in the €110 billion eurozone assistance scheme for Greece. Sixty-nine members of...

Slovak parliament votes against Greek financial aid

18. Time for political decisions about Kosovo's statehood July 29, 2010

The ICJ's opinion leaves Romania, Slovakia and Spain with a responsibility to decide whether to reject or accept a Kosovar state. The International Court of Justice (ICJ)...

Time for political decisions about Kosovo's statehood

19. An incoherent exit strategy July 29, 2010

While some eastern European states are doing remarkably well in the current economic climate, others face a very uncertain future. Divergent economic trends in central and...

An incoherent exit strategy

20. News in brief July 15, 2010



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