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Ukraine didn’t receive almost €1,5 billion from EU because it hasn’t completed 3 reforms. What are these reforms, and why weren’t they done?

The Slovak Chamber of Teachers warns that the state is neglecting linguistical and psychological support for children from Ukraine and has turned to the EU Commission and the UN. The criticism was echoed by the Supreme Audit Office and the Children’s Commissioner, who warned of the risk of a “lost generation.” The Education Ministry rejects the accusations.

Written by Yana Sliemzina, Gwara Media

Slovak authorities warn of violations of Ukrainian children's rights, education ministry pushes back

The Slovak Chamber of Teachers warns that the state is neglecting linguistical and psychological support for children from Ukraine and has turned to the EU Commission and the UN. The criticism was echoed by the Supreme Audit Office and the Children’s Commissioner, who warned of the risk of a “lost generation.” The Education Ministry rejects the accusations.

Written by Natália Silenská, Euractiv.sk

Ukraine has to restore independence of anti-corruption infrastructure and reform to return EU’s trust and financing, experts say

The decision of the Ukrainian parliament - and then President Volodymyr Zelenskyy - to de-facto destroy the independence of anti-corruption infrastructure in Ukraine drew outrage from people and deeply concerned the EU. Zelenskyy and MPs have already registered bills to restore the independence of NABU and SAPO, but the damage to relationships with EU and eurointegration was already done..

Written by Yana Sliemzina, Gwara Media

EPA-EFE/Martin Divisek: V4 summit, June 2020,

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Category: Articles

Created: 25 January 2021

Visegrad governments should use the opportunity of the crisis for structural changes and reforms in the labour market, education and healthcare. They should also look beyond the GDP and embrace green transformation.

Category: V4 Mirror

Created: 21 January 2021

The attempts of China to gain influence is all the more reason to increase mutual cooperation between Germany and the Visegrad Group within our membership of the EU, says Renata Alt from German FDP in the interview with EURACTIV Slovakia.

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Category: V4 Mirror

Created: 04 January 2021

Investing in people, public services and the business environment (including, crucially digital infrastructure) are appealing ways to achieve longer-term growth through making Hungarians and the Hungarian economy more productive. These types of policies respond to the challenges that were highlighted by the pandemic and can be helpful during the recovery but have the potential to spur further economic growth, writes Daniel Prinz.