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Czech PM condemns Swiss 'safeguard' on Eastern EU workers - 20 April 2012 - News

Avoiding terms like "discrimination", Czech Prime Minister Petr Nečas yesterday (19 April) told EurActiv.cz that he regretted the decision by Switzerland to re-introduce an authorisation requirement for workers from the eight East European countries that joined the EU in 2004. The EurActiv network in Central Europe contributed to this article.

A militarised Visegrad group? - 13 May 2011 - Analysis

Poland's announcement that it will head a new battlegroup of the Visegrad Group underscores the country's military leadership in the region and is likely to pose a new challenge for Russia, argues global intelligence company Stratfor.

Prime ministers to seal North-South gas corridor - 01 February 2011 - News

On the eve of the 4 February EU energy summit, several prime ministers will gather in Brussels to mark their agreement for the North-South gas corridor, a project aimed at removing internal bottlenecks for gas transport. The announcement was made by Commission President José Manuel Barroso yesterday (31 January).

Eastern EU joins forces to shape regional spending - 18 January 2011 - News

The 'new' member states in Central and Eastern Europe are working together to coordinate their views on the reform of the EU's Cohesion Policy for the next seven-year period (2014-2020). Daniel Braun, a deputy minister in the Czech government, spoke to EurActiv Czech Republic about the fruits of this close collaboration.

Czech Minister: 'Flexibility' needed in EU regional spending - 18 January 2011 - Interview

What are the most important aspects of EU cohesion policy from the perspective of a 'new' member state in Central Europe? EurActiv Czech Republic interviewed Daniel Braun, a deputy minister in the Ministry for Regional Development, who described the main elements of the Czech government's position.

Slovakia, Poland look into 'Visegrad pipeline' - 17 January 2011 - News

Poland and Slovakia have agreed to launch a feasibility study for a natural gas pipeline known as the 'Poland-Slovakia interconnection'. A decision on whether to proceed with the project will be made in 2012. EurActiv Poland and EurActiv Slovakia report.

Hungary is facing a value-oriented change - 08 June 2010 - Analysis

With the new conservative government, a value-oriented change is happening in Hungary, writes András István Türke, director of the Europa Varietas Institute, in a May study. With the country about to adopt a national law on dual citizenship, Türke warns that special attention should be paid to how to communicate this change to the international community.

Eastern EU members struggle to make voices heard - 02 June 2010 - News

Despite their special interest in areas like energy security or neighbourhood policy, the East European countries that joined the EU in 2004 and 2007 have not yet become agenda-setters in Brussels, according to a new study.

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