RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:False hopes: EUU investors already immune, FTE ones not yetApart from quoting large portions of stuff published at EUU website (which of course describes the Memorandum in the way they want their shareholders to see it, no matter if it's true or not) you didn't come up with any new information...
As to "it would be very hard for the Government to set it aside without finding itself the subject of appropriate legal challenge" - keep on thinking so if you like. The reality is quite different, though - it was not the government, it was only the former minister of economy who signed it. A very easy position to quit.
About "Governments have a duty to take decisions in the wider national interest and frequently do so in the face of overwhelming local opposition." - Slovak government has no duty at all to please a small Canadian-based uranium company and their shareholders by allowing them to mine uranium in Košice and pollute the environment of the 2nd-largest city of the country. Btw. talking about duties - you should tell the government in British Columbia (and other Canadian states that ban uranium mining in their territories) that it's their duty to allow uranium mining...