Albin Kurti, the man widely expected to be Kosovo’s next prime minister, has said that negotiations with Serbia should not be centered on territory but on the...
Craig Turp-Balazs
Craig Turp-Balazs is the editor of Emerging Europe.
Unfairly regarded by many as an awkward mix of the socialist realism of Warsaw and the chaos of Cairo, Bucharest is a city that hides its charms well. Increasingly...
Armenia Tree Project (ATP) founder and activist Carolyn Mugar was honoured last month at the Forest Summit: Global Action and Armenia in recognition of her decades of...
Tech Nordic Advocates is Northern Europe’s largest and only pan-Nordic/Baltic (not-for-profit) tech/start-up ecosystem network. Its community includes over 800 start...
The European Union’s bank, the European Investment Bank (EIB), has announced that it will end financing for fossil fuel energy projects from the end of 2021...
Greenpeace Romania has turned to witchcraft in order to take action against the indifference of the country’s authorities towards illegal logging. In its latest...
Emerging Europe speaks to George Ramishvili, the founder and chairman of Silk Road Group, one of Georgia’s leading investors and the force behind the restoration of the...
The Liberal party’s (PNL) Klaus Iohannis comfortably won the first round of Romania’s presidential election. Iohannis, the current president, won 38 per cent...
News last month that Bulgaria had met the European Commission’s criteria for the lifting of the Cooperation and Verification Mechanism (CVM) and – implicitly...
The casual visitor to the Romanian capital Bucharest could be forgiven for being entirely ignorant of the fact that the country is just days away from a...
Contrary to popular belief travel writing – as I spent years trying to tell anyone who would listen before taking up gainful employment at Emerging Europe –...
October has been a good month for emerging Europe’s giants of literature. Following on from Polish novelist Olga Tokarczuk being named the winner of the 2018 Nobel...
