With around 400 ICT companies and 2,000 specialists now directly employed in software development, Bosnia and Herzegovina is attempting to put itself on the map of...
Claudia Patricolo
As part of our series looking at the region’s young talent, Emerging Europe’s Claudia Patricolo speaks to Vladimer Botsvadze, a Georgian who was recently named among the...
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has ruled that the restrictions imposed by Hungary on the financing of civil organisations from abroad are not...
We are used to hearing about people moving from rural areas to big cities looking for more job opportunities. However, we have recently begun to see people moving in the...
Since the establishment of its One Belt One Road Initiative (BRI), China has sought to boost its influence in Central and Eastern Europe in order to gain both a...
Collaboration between researchers and industry are driving an increase in knowledge/information exchange, and the IT University of Copenhagen is one of the key...
Borislava Ananieva is one of those people who finds it impossible to go unnoticed. Her enthusiasm is contagious. Her determination is an inspiration. She is young...
The resignation of the so-called president of the self-proclaimed Republic of Abkhazia has highlighted increasing divisions within the troubled region, officially part...
Hungary’s housing policies are failing, the governor of the national bank (MNB) György Matolcsy has claimed, urging the government to draft new policies to redress what...
After almost three years of reconstruction work, the curtain has gone up once again at Prague’s State Opera. The historical building reopened to the public on...
The healthcare industry is currently enjoying a period of sustained innovation across Europe. In 2017, over 13,000 medical technology patents were filed in Europe...
South Korea’s Eugene Investment and Securities has acquired the Feniks office building in Warsaw from German real estate company Patrizia AG, the latest major...
