Former Polish president and the winner of the 1983 Nobel Peace Prize Lech Wałęsa has told the Russian news agency Sputnik that he believes...
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After four years of turmoil, Ukraine may finally be turning a corner. The country’s volatile economy is stabilising, and President Petro...
A helpline for reporting threats, attacks and violence against journalists in Macedonia has been launched by the OSCE mission to Skopje in...
While anti-government demonstrators continue to protest on the streets of the Serbian capital Belgrade, condemning political violence in...
Martial law, declared a month ago in parts of Ukraine, has ended, despite continuing tensions with Russia in the Kerch Strait. Martial law...
Two Estonian-led start-ups, TransferWise and Monese, are changing the face of banking for the better.
From fashion to passenger vehicles, an ever-increasing number of Polish companies set up in the 1990s are prospering beyond their home...
Citizenship and residency by investment – known by the acronym CRBI – has become a fully-fledged industry, with a number of organisations...
Montenegrin President Milo Đukanović has said that the country wishes to follow Ukraine’s lead and will seek formal autocephaly...
Elektrownia Ostroleka, a company co-owned by energy giants Enea and Energa, has been awarded a 15-year contract to build and...
The International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, is providing a 182 million-euro financing package to the new...
The government of the Adjara Autonomous Republic (AR) in Georgia has agreed to contribute 230,000 euros to boost the implementation of...
A selection of articles about emerging Europe published elsewhere this week, all of which are well worth your time. Albania has...