Kosovar Albanian pop singer Dua Lipa, who emigrated to the UK – alone – as a teenager, won best British female and British breakthrough artist at the 2018...
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PPF Group, an investment company whose majority shareholder is the Czech billionaire Petr Kellner, has agreed to buy a 95 per cent stake in Bulgarian media group Nova...
Romania recorded Europe’s highest number of cases of measles in 2017: 5562, of which 35 were fatal. The figures – released by the World Health Organisation...
Czech businesses are worried that a debate about a new referendum law could lead to a potential Czexit, which would be hugely detrimental to the country’s almost 200...
Bosnia has made progress in lowering internal and external imbalances and enhancing growth potential, according to the International Monetary Fund which in February...
Slovak entrepreneurs have complained about a major deterioration in the business environment, but they still expect to see positive development of the economy.
Belarus wants to attract more foreign investment to six regions outside the capital city Minsk and plans to set up business promotion councils in each of the six oblasts.
Kosovo, which celebrated the 10th anniversary of its independence from Serbia on February 17, is still trying to find its way going forward.
Natural gas transmission system operators from Albania, Bosnia, Croatia and Montenegro and Azerbaijan’s state oil company SOCAR will set up a new company to implement...
Foreign direct investment in Ukraine totalled 2.3 billion US dollars in 2017.
The Polish hotel operator Orbis, the strategic partner of AccorHotels throughout central and eastern Europe, has opened its first properties in Slovenia. The two hotels...
Lithuania has become a fintech-friendly destination. In 2017 alone, the Baltic country of 2.8 million people attracted 35 new firms. According to the Lithuania Fintech...
