Croatia’s president, Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović, will face a liberal former prime minister in a runoff election in early January after no candidate won...
Analysis
Our weekly digest of articles about emerging Europe published elsewhere this week, all of which caught our eye and all of which are well worth your...
“Do you think that a staged rally dedicated to Georgia’s presidency of the Council of Europe, with thousands of state employees brought in from...
Without a government for more than a year due to disagreement caused primarily by ethnic tension, Bosnia and Herzegovina took a big step toward...
Bulgaria has shortlisted General Electric (GE) and four other international companies as candidates for a contract to build a new nuclear power plant...
A number of countries in emerging Europe have made giant strides in the fight against gender inequality this year, while other Central and Eastern...
The European Parliament has urged the European Commission to condemn all public acts of discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender...
Policymakers should act promptly to enhance debt sustainability and reduce exposure to economic shocks, amidst a sharp increase in both public and...
The Baltic States have again been confirmed as the most vibrant fintech hubs in emerging Europe. According to the Global Fintech Index City Rankings...
Armenia is actively working to better position itself on the investment map by creating a more attractive business climate. Foreign investment will...
Slovenia has launched a national test blockchain infrastructure – known as SI-Chain – which will enable the testing of existing and new...
Croatia’s growth has been strong for over five years, inflation is subdued, unemployment has been significantly reduced and public debt is steadily...
The Czech government has approved a National Investment Plan that includes 22,000 projects to be completed by 2050 at a total cost of eight trillion...
