NATO foreign ministers have given their sternest warning yet that any Russian invasion of Ukraine could trigger serious consequences, although the...
Analysis
Falling birth rates are not an existential crisis for Central and Eastern Europe, but an opportunity
Central and Eastern Europe’s demographic decline has until now been presented by nationalist governments as an existential problem. But are policy...
Only massive investment and political will can make the railways of the Western Balkans attractive again. On September 13 this year, the Connecting...
In order to cope with the green and digital transformation, the EU member states of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) must focus on innovation...
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...
Bigger than ever, 2021 has been a great year for EIT Jumpstarter, a programme helping start-ups develop viable business models ready to meet the...
BMG Labtech has served many distinguished laboratories all over the world. Most recently, its microplate readers became part of the AstraZeneca...
Bulgaria’s long political crisis, which began with anti-corruption protests in 2020, finally seems to be nearing its end. At the third time of...
The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on Tajikistan’s economy has seen more Tajiks than ever before selling up and moving elsewhere:...
The World Bank has announced plans to replace its flagship Doing Business report, discontinued in September, with a more accurate gauge of the...
Portugal endured Europe’s longest ever dictatorship, and yet has one of the continent’s highest Covid-19 vaccination rates. It suggests...
Belgium’s Court of Appeal has ruled that two Moldovan oligarchs relied on evidence “now known to be inaccurate and materially misstated” in a series...
As the crisis on the Belarus-Poland border eases - to a certain extent - human rights groups call for more solidarity with migrants.
