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  »  Q&A: 'Israeli Siege Causing De-development of Gaza'
     BRUSSELS, Mar 8 (IPS) - For the first time since September 2006, Mahmoud Abu Rahma, a leading figure in the Palestinian human rights group Al Mezan, has been granted permission to travel outside Gaza.
  »  EUROPE: Green Finance Wise, or Otherwise
     BRUSSELS, Mar 8 (IPS) - A plan to give the European Union's lending arm a beefed-up mandate for financing the fight against climate change has drawn a sceptical response from campaigners on green and economic justice issues.
  »  US-TURKEY: Armenian Genocide Vote Threatens Ties at Key Moment
     WASHINGTON, Mar 5 (IPS) - Thursday's vote by a Congressional committee condemning the deaths of up to 1.5 million Armenians during World War I as "genocide" is almost certain to complicate U.S. ties with Turkey, a long-time strategic ally and increasingly influential player in the Middle East and central and southwest Asia.
  »  HEALTH: Potato Drags GM Food Into Europe
     BRUSSELS, Mar 5 (IPS) - Genetically modified (GM) foods appear to be back on the European Union's political menu - thanks to a potato.
  »  EUROPE: Economists Blame Germany for Mediterranean Crisis
     BERLIN, Mar 5 (IPS) - Germany?s obsession with maintaining a trade surplus, in line with its mercantilist traditions, is one cause for the severe economic crisis that has gripped several Euro-Mediterranean countries, say economists.
  »  DR-CONGO: EU Urged to Ban 'Conflict Minerals'
     STOCKHOLM, Mar 4 (IPS) - After the United States senate?s move to stem the flow of money from mineral mines fuelling the brutal civil war in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the watchdog group Global Witness (GW) is calling on Europe to follow suit.
  »  EUROPE: Violence Comes Home
     ROME, Mar 2 (IPS) - Development does not protect women. The number of women physically and psychologically abused at home is at alarming levels across Europe.
  »  EAST EUROPE: Taxing Fast Foods for Health
     BRATISLAVA, Mar 2 (IPS) - Health experts have called on European governments to use a pioneering tax on fast foods to be introduced in Romania as a model for the entire continent as the battle with obesity spreads to the former communist bloc.
  »  RIGHTS-AUSTRIA: Migrants Issue Stokes Political Passions
     VIENNA, Mar 2 (IPS) - Support for the far-right Freedom Party (FPO) in Austria has soared amid debate over controversial plans for the construction of a new centre to house asylum seekers.
  »  ECONOMY-GREECE: Austerity Measures Unsettle Public
     ATHENS, Mar 1 (IPS) - Xristos Kiriakou, 30, joined the Feb. 24 strike against the austerity measures announced by the Panhellenic Socialist Party (Pasok), although he has never been involved in public protests before.
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Slovakia

Population: 5.4m
UK Slovak Pop: ?
Size: 48,845 sq km
Capital: Bratislava, 0.4m
Per Capita $15,800/£8,020
Language: Slovak 84%
Religions: Roman Catholic 69%, Protestant 11%
Internet users: 0.7million

Czech Republic

Population: 10.2m
UK Czech Pop: ?
Size: 78,866 sq km
Capital: Prague, 1.3m
Per Capita $21,900/£11,110
Language: Czech
Religions: Roman Catholic 27%, Protestant 2%
Internet users: 5.1million

Poland

Population: 38.5m
UK Polish Pop: estimated 0.75m
Size: 312,685 sq km
Capital: Warsaw, 2.2m
Per Capita $12,700/£6,446
Language: Polish 98%
Religions: Roman Catholic 90%
Internet users: 6.4 million

Russia

Population: 144m
UK Russian Pop: ?
Size: 17,075,200 sq km
Capital: Moscow, 10.7m
Per Capita $10,700/£5,430
Language: Russian 100%
Religions: Russian Orthodox 15%–20%
Internet users: 18 million

Hungary

Population: 10m
UK Hungarian Pop: ?
Size: 93,030 sq km
Capital: Budapest, 2.6m
Per Capita $16,100/£8,173
Language: Magyar (Hungarian) 94%
Religions: Roman Catholic 52%
Internet users: 1.6 million

Romania

Population: 22.3m
UK Romanian Pop: ?
Size: 237,500 sq km
Capital: Bucharest, 2.2m
Per Capita $8,400/£4260
Language: Romanian (official), Hungarian, German
Religions: Romanian Orthodox 87%
Internet users: 1million

Ukraine

Population: 46.7m
UK Ukrainian Pop: ?
Size: 603,700 sq km
Capital: Keiv, 3.2m
Per Capita $6,800/£3450
Language: Ukrainian 67%, Russian 24%
Religions: Ukrainian Orthodox (Kiev Patriarchate) 19%
Internet users: 1million

Lithuania

Population: 3.6m
UK Lithuania Pop: ?
Size: 65,200 sq km
Capital: Vilnius, 0.5m
Per Capita $13,900/£7055
Language: Lithuanian 82% (official), Russian 8%, Polish 6%
Religions: Roman Catholic 79%, Russian Orthodox 4%
Internet users: 340,000

Estonia

Population: 1.3m
UK Estonia Pop: ?
Size: 43,211 sq km
Capital: Tallinn, 0.5m
Per Capita $16,400/£8325
Language: Estonian 67% (official), Russian 30%
Religions: Evangelical Lutheran 14%, Russian Orthodox 13%
Internet users: 440,000

Bulgaria

Population: 7.3m
UK Bulgarian Pop: 30,000
Size: 110,549 sq km
Capital: Sofia, 1.1m
Per Capita $10,400/£5279
Language: Bulgarian 85%, Turkish 10%
Religions: Bulgarian Orthodox 83%, Islam 12%
Internet users: 2.2m