Brussels, 13/01/2005 (Agence Europe) - Lithuania, which has made a commitment to the EU to close down its Chernobyl-type Ignalina nuclear power station by 2009, and which closed down one of the two reactors on 31 December last year for safety reasons, hopes to "keep its status as a country with nuclear power facilities, but cannot afford a new reactor", Prime Minister Alguirdas Brazauskas announced on Tuesday. The Prime Minister plans to appeal for international aid to build a new power...