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As a way to help out Ukraine the EU might hire gas storage facility capacities, as Ukraine fails to collect the USD4,2bn needed to fill in some 20bcm gas in underground facilities and facing serious funding problems as both the president  More

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The 13. Rotation Of Hungarian National Support Element Of NRF Took Over

02 Jul, 2009
A ceremony was held at Kaposvar as the 13. rotation Of Hungarian National Support Element (NSE) Of NATO Response Forces (NRF) took over duties from the 12th rotation. More

EU Warning: In A Nex Gas Crisis Some CEE Countries Most Vulnerable

02 Jul, 2009
Slovakia, Bulgaria, Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia are among the most vulnerable countries should a new gas crisis come. The European Commission's Gas Co-ordination Group (GCG) warned that a number of member states More

Bombardier Trains Withdrawn In Hungary Due To Brake Problems

02 Jul, 2009
Due to faulty brakes after less than three years in use, Bombardier asked to withdrew from traffic ten commuter/regional Talent trains in Hungary, Nepszabadsag daily said. Rail traffic between Hungary and Vienna slowed down. More

Poland To Increase Russian Gas Imports

01 Jul, 2009
PGNiG expects to increase Russian natural gas imports by 2-3bcm to 10-11bcm annually from 2010, a senior official at the Polish energy company said on Wednesday, RIA Novosti reported. More

Russia Helped To Struck The New Manas Agreement?

30 Jun, 2009
Russia could have been participating all along as "informal" party at recent U.S. -Kyrgyzstan consultations, a Moscow expert says, hinting at the possibility of Moscow's role in reaching a favourable for the U.S. decision in Bishkek. More

SAC-Program Starts On 27 July At Papa AB, MinDef Szekeres Says

30 Jun, 2009
(An exclusive report on the conference of the Military Intelligence Office (MIO) for defence attaches of the Republic of Hungary) Official commissioning of the Papa AB and the multinational Heavy Airlift Wing (HAW) at Papa AB (flying C-17 Globemaster More

NIS - Serbia Unhappy With KPMG-Audit

02 Jul, 2009
Serbia, minority owner of NIS is unhappy with KPMG-audit, showing a RSD8bn (EUR86.3mn) loss instead of the expected RSD2.3bn (EUR24.8mn) profit, B92 reported. Energy Minister Skundric expects a new auditor will be selected in a month. More

Progress In Work To Finalize Astana-Delhi Nuclear Cooperation Agreement

01 Jul, 2009
India and Kazakhstan are actively working to finalize the inter-governmental agreement for cooperation in the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, Kazakhstan's Ambassador to India, Dr. Kairat Umarov, told Indian media in New Delhi, ANI reported. More

Hungary, Slovenia To Link Their Energy Transmission Systems To Boost Security

01 Jul, 2009
Hungary and Slovenia planning to link their gas and electricity networks to boost energy security, Slovenian PM Pahor said in Budapest after talks with his Hungarian counterpart, MTI reported More

Romania To Send 108 Additional Troops To Afghanistan

30 Jun, 2009
Romania will increase the number of its soldiers in Afghanistan while cutting significantly its forces in Iraq, President Traian Basescu said on Tuesday. The battalion deployed to Zabul will have 108 more troops in 2010, media reported. More

Iran Recalled Azerbaijan Ambassador Following President Peres' Visit

30 Jun, 2009
Iran recalled its ambassador to Azerbaijan following a visit to the country by Israeli President Shimon Peres, Iranian news agencies reported. More

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