Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico (R) and his Hungarian counterpart Ferenc Gyurcsany attend a news conference in Komarno on November 15, 2008. The two premiers met in an attempt to ease tensions between the two countries which have intensified in recent weeks and to discuss issues related to a large ethnic Hungarian minority living in Slovakia and a rise of nationalism. REUTERS/Karoly Arvai (SLOVAKIA) 

Hungarian Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany speaks during a news conference in Komarno after meeting his Slovakian counterpart Robert Fico on November 15, 2008. The two premiers met in an attempt to ease tensions between the two countries which have intensified in recent weeks and to discuss issues related to a large ethnic Hungarian minority living in Slovakia and a rise of nationalism. REUTERS/Karoly Arvai (SLOVAKIA) 

Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico speaks during a news conference in Komarno after meeting his Hungarian counterpart Ferenc Gyurcsany on November 15, 2008. The two premiers met in an attempt to ease tensions between the two countries which have intensified in recent weeks and to discuss issues related to a large ethnic Hungarian minority living in Slovakia and a rise of nationalism. REUTERS/Karoly Arvai (SLOVAKIA) 

Hungarian Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany speaks during a news conference in Komarno after meeting his Slovakian counterpart Robert Fico on November 15, 2008.The two premiers met in an attempt to ease tensions between the two countries which have intensified in recent weeks and to discuss issues related to a large ethnic Hungarian minority living in Slovakia and a rise of nationalism. REUTERS/Karoly Arvai(SLOVAKIA) 

Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico attends a news conference in Komarno after meeting his Hungarian counterpart Ferenc Gyurcsany on November 15, 2008.The two premiers met in an attempt to ease tensions between the two countries which have intensified in recent weeks and to discuss issues related to a large ethnic Hungarian minority living in Slovakia and a rise of nationalism. REUTERS/Karoly Arvai(SLOVAKIA) 

Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico speaks during a news conference in Komarno after meeting his Hungarian counterpart Ferenc Gyurcsany on November 15, 2008.The two premiers met in an attempt to ease tensions between the two countries which have intensified in recent weeks and to discuss issues related to a large ethnic Hungarian minority living in Slovakia and a rise of nationalism. REUTERS/Karoly Arvai(SLOVAKIA) 

Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico (3rd R) and his Hungarian counterpart Ferenc Gyurcsany (L) attend a news conference in Komarno on November 15,2008. The two premiers met in an attempt to ease tensions between the two countries which have intensified in recent weeks and to discuss issues related to a large ethnic Hungarian minority living in Slovakia and a rise of nationalism. REUTERS/Karoly Arvai(SLOVAKIA) 

Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico (R) and his Hungarian counterpart Ferenc Gyurcsany attend a news conference in Komarno on November 15, 2008. The two premiers met in an attempt to ease tensions between the two countries which have intensified in recent weeks and to discuss issues related to a large ethnic Hungarian minority living in Slovakia and a rise of nationalism. REUTERS/Karoly Arvai(SLOVAKIA) 

Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico (R) and his Hungarian counterpart Ferenc Gyurcsany attend a news conference in Komarno on November 15, 2008. The two premiers met in an attempt to ease tensions between the two countries which have intensified in recent weeks and to discuss issues related to a large ethnic Hungarian minority living in Slovakia and a rise of nationalism. REUTERS/Karoly Arvai(SLOVAKIA) 

Hungarian Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany attends a news conference in Komarno after meeting his Slovakian counterpart Robert Fico on November 15, 2008. The two premiers met in an attempt to ease tensions between the two countries which have intensified in recent weeks and to discuss issues related to a large ethnic Hungarian minority living in Slovakia and a rise of nationalism. REUTERS/Karoly Arvai(SLOVAKIA) 

Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico speaks during a news conference in Komarno after meeting his Hungarian counterpart Ferenc Gyurcsany on November 15, 2008.The two premiers met in an attempt to ease tensions between the two countries which have intensified in recent weeks and to discuss issues related to a large ethnic Hungarian minority living in Slovakia and a rise of nationalism. REUTERS/Karoly Arvai(SLOVAKIA) 

Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico speaks during a news conference in Komarno after meeting his Hungarian counterpart Ferenc Gyurcsany on November 15, 2008.The two premiers met in an attempt to ease tensions between the two countries which have intensified in recent weeks and to discuss issues related to a large ethnic Hungarian minority living in Slovakia and a rise of nationalism. REUTERS/Karoly Arvai(SLOVAKIA) 

Hungary's Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany speaks during a news conference in Komarno after meeting his Slovakian counterpart Robert Fico on November 15, 2008. The two premiers met in an attempt to ease tensions between the two countries which have intensified in recent weeks and to discuss issues related to a large ethnic Hungarian minority living in Slovakia and a rise of nationalism. REUTERS/Karoly Arvai(SLOVAKIA) 

Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico speaks during a news conference after he met his Hungarian counterpart Ferenc Gyurcsany in Komarno on November 15, 2008. The two premiers met in an attempt to ease tensions between the two countries which have intensified in recent weeks and to discuss issues related to a large ethnic Hungarian minority living in Slovakia and a rise of nationalism. REUTERS/Karoly Arvai(SLOVAKIA) 

Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico (R) and his Hungarian counterpart Ferenc Gyurcsany attend a news conference in Komarno on November 15,2008. The two premiers met in an attempt to ease tensions between the two countries which have intensified in recent weeks and to discuss issues related to a large ethnic Hungarian minority living in Slovakia and a rise of nationalism. REUTERS/Karoly Arvai(SLOVAKIA) 

Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico (2nd R) and his Hungarian counterpart Ferenc Gyurcsany (2nd L) arrive for a news conference in Komarno on November 15, 2008. The two premiers met in an attempt to ease tensions between the two countries which have intensified in recent weeks and to discuss issues related to a large ethnic Hungarian minority living in Slovakia and a rise of nationalism. REUTERS/Karoly Arvai (SLOVAKIA) 

Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico (2nd L) welcomes his Hungarian counterpart Ferenc Gyurcsany (2nd R) in Komarno November 15, 2008.The two premiers met in an attempt to ease tensions between the two countries which have intensified in recent weeks and to discuss issues related to a large ethnic Hungarian minority living in Slovakia and a rise of nationalism. REUTERS/Karoly Arvai (HUNGARY) 

Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico welcomes his Hungarian counterpart Ferenc Gyurcsany (R) in Komarno November 15, 2008. The two premiers met in an attempt to ease tensions between the two countries which have intensified in recent weeks and to discuss issues related to a large ethnic Hungarian minority living in Slovakia and a rise of nationalism. REUTERS/Karoly Arvai (HUNGARY)