Five years after the launch of the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative, it is still not clear whether Central and Eastern Europe will directly benefit from the initiative...
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The highly anticipated European elections have brought mixed results for populist parties in Central and Eastern Europe. Romania’s ruling Social Democrats suffered a...
When my mother died after a long illness last year I tried to set up a UK bank account in order to make dealing with a number of administrative issues as easy (and as...
Hungary’s healthcare system is the weakest of all Central European countries. “The Hungarian health system is very close to how it was 30 years ago as no major...
The Lubelskie region in Poland can boast a number of specialist companies investing in various technology sectors, including bio-economy, medicine and health, low...
Corruption remains at the centre of attention when it comes to the transition economies of Central and Eastern Europe. While some countries have become synonymous with...
A viable and sustainable ICT sector is something that most countries in the emerging Europe region have been working hard to develop. However, in some markets, Kosovo...
For many of the countries of emerging Europe, 2019 offers double cause for celebration: 30 years since the end of communism in 1989 and 15 years since EU membership in...
Some parts of emerging Europe are struggling with the phenomenon of over-tourism. Local, or even national government intervention may be unavoidable if we are to ensure...
Emerging Europe asks some leading thinkers how much the region has changed in the 30 years since the fall of communism, and what challenges still need to be overcome.
Neglected for decades, investment in infrastructure has been a priority for the Kosovo authorities since the country declared independence in 2008.
After waiting almost two and a half years, Hungary’s nationalist prime minister, Viktor Orbán has finally made it to the White House. The long-awaited meeting of the...