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Slovenia joined the EU in 2004.
On 1 January 2007 Slovenia joined the Eurozone.
Slovenia joined the euro at the beginning of 2008.
Slovakia and Slovenia joined the Union.
Slovenia joined the Union in 2004, and Croatia in 2013.
Chile, Estonia, Israel and Slovenia joined in 2010.
In 2004, Slovenia joined the European Union.
The border problem is exactly the same as when Slovenia joined.
Bulgaria, Romania, and Slovenia joined the EU in 2007.
Slovenia joined in 2004, and Croatia followed in 2013.
Belize became a member in 1992 and Croatia and Slovenia joined as successor states of Yugoslavia in 1993.
Slovenia joined the Union in 2004, and Croatia in 2013.
Croatia is the second country from the former Yugoslavia to become an EU member, after Slovenia joined in 2004.
Slovenia joined the European Union in 2004 and the currency is the Euro.
Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary,Slovakia, Slovenia joined the EU on 1 May 2004, with Bulgaria and Romania following suit on 1 January 2007.
Slovenia joined in 2004, and Croatia followed in 2013.
Many of the marchers were critical of the European Union, which Slovenia joined in 2004, and some carried the flag of the former Yugoslavia, which it left in 1991.
Slovenia joined the EU along with nine other Central and East European countries in 2004.
Lines of cars wait to exit Slovenia and enter Croatia at the Obrezje border crossing early on December 21st-- the day Hungary and Slovenia joined the Schengen border-free zone.[Getty Images].
In 1918 Slovenia joined with Serbia and Croatia in the formation of Yugoslavia.
Slovenia joined the European Union in 2004 and also became a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO).
Of Serbia's fellow ex-Yugoslav republics, Slovenia joined the EU in 2004, Croatia follows this July and tiny Montenegro began accession talks last year.
Slovenia joined CEFTA in 1996, Romania in 1997, Bulgaria in 1999, Croatia in 2003 and North Macedonia in 2006.
Another serious problem is growing public debt,which in 2007, when Slovenia joined the eurozone was 23.4% of the gross domestic product(GDP), while under the European Commission's latest forecasts it will reach 45% of GDP in 2011 and 50.1% of GDP next year, respectively.
Slovenia joined the European Union in 2004 and, on 1 January 2007, became the first of the new EU countries to adopt the euro.
Slovenia joined the EU in May 2004 along with nine other Central and East European nations, becoming the first former Yugoslav republic to enter the bloc.
Slovenia joined the EU on 1 May 2004, along with nine other Central and East European countries, becoming the first former Yugoslav republic to be admitted into the bloc.
Slovenia joined the European Union while it still had outstanding issues with Italy, which did not stand in its way and try and block its accession, so I see no reason why Croatia should be held back in turn.
ECB: Slovenia joins the euro area.
Slovenia joins the eurozone.