With its strong, knowledge-based and innovative economy (open to all via its unique e-citizenship programme), Estonia is often thought to set the standard in many fields...
Craig Turp
Craig Turp is the editor-in-chief of Emerging Europe.
Klaipeda is the largest of the resorts on what has become known as the Lithuanian Riviera. A busy harbour town most of the year, for the short Baltic summer it becomes a...
Across emerging Europe countries are haemorrhaging people. A lack of opportunity at home and the lure of Western Europe – made accessible by European Union membership –...
The largest listing on the NASDAQ Tallinn Stock Exchange in over 10 years has seen the Estonian government sell a 33 per cent stake in AS Tallinna Sadam (Port of...
Georgia’s ruling party, Georgian Dream, has nominated Mamuka Bakhtadze, the finance minister, to become country’s next prime minister. Giorgi Kvirikashvili...
Greece has agreed to recognise its northern neighbour under a new name, the Republic of Northern Macedonia, ending a long-running and often bitter dispute over rival...
Romania’s government would like you to believe that hundreds of thousands of ordinary people took to the streets of the country’s capital Bucharest on the evening...
Vladimir Kuzmenko, business development director at NIX Solutions, speaks to Craig Turp about the future of IT outsourcing.
Romania’s parliament voted on June 6 to create an investment and development fund which will see the Romanian state’s shareholdings in 33 companies merged...
As many as 200 people, including investors, politicians and other key decision makers from across central and eastern Europe took part in the EBRD-Emerging Europe...
Since April 1, Europeans have been able to access the online content that they have subscribed to at home, wherever they are in the EU. The aim of the new rules is to...
Emerging Europe's editor-in-chief Craig Turp - who lives in the Romanian capital - talks to Ciprian Ciucu, a city councillor taking the fight for a better Bucharest to...
