Slovakia, Hungary, and Czech Republic secured exemptions from the EU scheme, while Energoatom was implicated in major corruption scandals.
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What happened
Slovakia, Hungary, and Czech Republic secured exemptions from the EU scheme, while Energoatom was implicated in major corruption scandals.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Bratislava
capital city of Slovakia
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Czech Republic
country in Central Europe
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Hungary
country in Central Europe
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