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OSCE welcomes Russian journalists‘ initiative to tackle violenceIn a letter to Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) representative on freedom of the media, Miklos Haraszti, welcomed on May 6 Russian civil and parliamentary initiatives Slovak finance minister to tender resignation amid trading scandal Slovakian Finance Minister Jan Pociatek planned to tender his resignation amid accusations that information leaks had preceded a recent re-evaluation of Slovak koruna’s trading band to the Euro, Slovak media reported said last week. The Slovak finance minister to tender resignation amid trading scandal Slovakian Finance Minister Jan Pociatek planned to tender his resignation amid accusations that information leaks had preceded a recent re-evaluation of Slovak koruna’s trading band to the Euro, Slovak media reported said last week. The Transport Ministry backs Bratislava Airport plans The Transport Ministry has dismissed criticism from the opposition about its handling of the country’s largest airport, in Bratislava. “Their accusations show that they either aren’t keeping informed or don’t want to keep informed of the activities of the Fico is still the man for his countrymen - #1  The latest poll carried out by the Statistics Office’s UVVM agency found that Prime Minister and Smer-SD chairman Robert Fico is still Slovakia’s most trusted politician, with a rating of 37.8 percent, up from 35 First media self-regulatory body in Central Asia  The OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media (RFOM), Miklos Haraszti, congratulated journalists on February 12 in Kyrgyzstan on the launch of an independent media self-regulatory body, calling it an act of engagement for ethical Parliament questions gas industry privatisation  Slovak Economy Minister Lubomir Jahnatek has submitted to the parliament the report on the privatisation of the Slovak Gas Industry (Slovensky Plynarensky Priemysel-SPP). The enterprise, which is considered national asset of strategic importance, was privatised Press Act comes into question with the OSCE A representative of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) for freedom of the press, Miklos Haraszti, met with Slovak Culture Minister Minister Marek Maiarie in Bratislava on February 7. The two officials Slovak opposition first seeks freedom, then Europe  After Prime Minister Robert Fico has repeatedly survived no-confidence votes over various charges, a new political clash has provoked serious disturbance in country’s political life. The Slovak opposition parties have announced that they would not Hungary sells MAV Cargo to Austria consortium The Hungarian government signed the contract to sell MAV Cargo, the freight arm of state railway MAV, to Rail Cargo Austria and Austro-Hungarian company GYSEV, Cargo News Asia reported on January 2. MAV Cargo chief Rail Cargo, GYSEV submit top bid for MAV Cargo MAV announced recently that a consortium of Rail Cargo Austria and Western Hungarian private rail operator GYSEV submitted the highest bid in the privatisation tender of MAV Cargo, the freight division of state rail company Consolidated deficit expected at 172 bln forints Hungary’s Finance Ministry said on November 20 it expects Hungary’s state budget to record a 172.2 billion forints (670 million Euro) forints consolidated deficit in November this year, boosted as usual by pension-related payments and NWR, JSW agree to jointly develop coal mines Energy holding New World Resources (NWR), due to list in Prague and London this autumn and the sole owner of top Czech hard coal miner OKD, has signed a letter of intent with Poland's largest Salamon named OKD’s new board director NWR public relations representative Joe Cook recently announced that the company has appointed Miklos Salamon as a head of the company's board of directors effective as of September 1, Interfax reported. Dutch registered energy holding Environmental protection act amendment inked Slovak President Ivan Gasparovic signed an amendment on July 17 to the environmental protection law on forests. The amendment had been approved by the parliament on June 21, and will become effective as of September PACE to address media situation in Azerbaijan PACE co-rapporteur for Azerbaijan Andres Herkel said on June 19 the issue of the media situation in the former Soviet state regarding the developments on several journalists and publications will be raised at Monitoring Committee Lawmakers turn down opposition’s tax sovereignty draft Slovak Parliament turned down the opposition’s draft declaration on tax sovereignty in direct taxes, according to Horspodarsk Noviny. The initiative was condemned to failure when only 52 opposition deputies supported it together with two deputies Italian foreign labour article wins top EU prize Italian journalist Fabrizio Gatti on April 16 won a prestigious European Union anti-discrimination prize for a feature on exploitation of foreign workers in southern Italy. The annual EU award honours journalists whose work contributes to Calls to boost processing sanctions after bird flu Hungary is opting for tougher norms for its poultry sector designed specifically to combat deadly infections like bird flu, CEE Food Industry reported. Amongst other stringent guidelines and security measures, the country's poultry business would Official claims bird flu infections eliminated Hungarian Chief Veterinarian Miklos Sueth announced on March 12 that "Hungary has eliminated all cases of bird flu in the country," website english.people.com.cn reported. The disease was successfully eliminated because of the swift response by Share of renewable energy resources to increase Hungarian Environment Minister Miklos Persanyi last week confirmed the governmental plan of achieving a 20 percent share of renewable energy within the total energy mix by 2020, up from 5.3 percent in 2005. The minister Parliament allows govt greater power over energy prices The Slovak Parliament recently approved a revision to the Act on Regulation, which gives greater power to the government to control energy prices, Slovak Spectator reported. According to the revision, the current management of the Emissions credits scheme to be in by January Hungary would submit its plan for the allocation of carbon emissions quotas in 2008-2012 to Brussels by January 19, the final deadline set by the European Commission, Environmental Minister Miklos Persanyi said in Brussels late Power struggle within the Christian Democrats  Slovak opposition Christian Democratic Party chairman Pavol Hrusovsky has acknowledged that a leadership power struggle is underway in the KDH, not a clash of opinions or programmes, Slovak Spectator reported on December 11. "There is Dzurinda re-elected as SDKU chairman Slovakia’s ex-PM Mikulas Dzurinda will continue to lead the Slovak Democratic and Christian Union (SDKU) for another four years. Out of 416 delegates at the SDKU congress held in Bratislava on November 18, 408 cast FinMin prepares more tax changes  Slovakia's Finance Ministry is working on further changes to the Income Tax Act, Slovak Spectator reported on August 31. The ministry is considering banning legal entities from assigning two percent of their income tax to Row over ethnic Hungarians heats up in Slovakia An ugly row between government and ethnic Hungarian leaders in Slovakia crept toward the courts last week, with each side accusing the other of spreading hatred. The Hungarian Coalition (SMK) political party as well as Man arrested for tapping into oil pipeline Hungarian police arrested a man on suspicion of being part of a gang that has siphoned thousands of litres of oil from an international pipeline, MTI news agency reported last Tuesday. Hungarian oil and gas Fears of pollution from Romanian gold mine Hungarian Environment Minister Miklos Persanyi last Tuesday said that a controversial gold mine project in Romania posed a serious environmental hazard, it was reported. Persanyi said Hungary’s main concern was to avoid cross-border pollution from Premier confers with ousted economic experts Conservatives from the ousted government of former prime minister Mikulas Dzurinda were getting another chance to influence Slovakia’s economic future, Deutsche Presse-Agentur (dpa) cited reports as saying last week. Prime Minister Robert Fico, the leftist |
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China is presenting its ascent not as a power shift, but as a paradigm shift. The worldwide economic recession has had European Union businesses keenly eyeing China for continuing markets, Showing there is still some major differences between the European Union and China in areas |
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