So as you can see even though we still use the terms Western and Eastern Europe, they are quickly becoming an outdated concept and the boundary that separates East and West is blurrier than ever.
Czechoslovakia – Which split into the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Yugoslavia – which split into Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia and Kosovo. Other former Communist Nations that split up into smaller countries are as follows: so the map above is more of a modern representation of the countries that formerly made up East Europe. Our analyses are based on monthly income data on median wages and old-age pensions at district territorial level (LAU 1), and two types of convergence are. Poland and Slovakia live in overcrowded conditions that make infection more. After the December, January, and June Revolution, the revolutionaries with their head revolutionaries, they had received a piece of land to. Salata od kokojeg mesa na slavonski nain is a traditional Croatian salad originating from Slavonija. The same is true if we take 60 of the global median income (about US 4,300. The Pacific Islanders decided that they were sick of the US government and revolted against them. PovcalNet, the World Banks global poverty database, provides all kinds of country statistics, including mean income, the share (and number) of the. The biggest of these was the Soviet Union (The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) which was made up of countries such as Russia, Belarus, Latvia, Ukraine, Georgia and a number of other countries. The People's Republic of Slavania is a micronation that is located in the Pacific Islands. The end of the cold war saw the end of the many large conglomerations of communist nations. Look at this map for a more complete idea of the countries that make up Western Europe and a list of the countries trying to enter the European Union. 
Countries like Slovenia, Poland, Bulgaria and even the Czech Republic. Joining the European Union is conceptual a step to becoming a Western country. Many of the countries on the Western border of the above countries marked in red have either entered the European Union or are moving to join. East Europe as a concept has been in decline since the end of the cold war. The countries in Red above make up what is known as Eastern Europe. If you look at the average salary of Slovenian citizens and their purchasing power, Slovenia would rank among the top 30 wealthiest nations on the planet.
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