Longtime Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdoğan last month won re-election and yet another term in office. This will bring new headaches for Brussels, but Turkey will...
Analysis
At a key summit in Vilnius in July, NATO is likely to disappoint Ukraine, and with it the rest of Central and Eastern Europe. The language will be polite, diplomatic...
Tens of thousands of Serbians continue to join Serbia Against Violence protests weeks after two tragic mass shootings stunned the nation. On May 3, a 13-year-old boy...
A new Intel facility in Poland will serve as a catalyst for additional ecosystem investments and innovation across the European Union. Just over a year after the...
There is a high level of correlation between digital development and sustainability, and digital development and resilience, says Microsoft’s Evangelos Chrysafidis. It’s...
Emerging Europe is rich in minerals but mining and processing them comes at an environmental and social cost. Countries must promote sustainable mining practices to grow...
Hungary under Viktor Orbán frequently makes headlines for its heterodox foreign policy and good relations with Russia and China that often put it at odds with the rest...
Expect little change as Romania names a new prime minister and members of its cabinet play musical chairs. Romania got a new prime minister on June 13: Marcel Ciolacu...
To eliminate all cotton made with state-imposed forced labour in Turkmenistan from global supply chains, stronger enforcement of existing laws is needed. A new report...
As Georgia continues to hedge its bets – seeking better relations with both Russia and NATO – its president and prime minister voice contrasting visions of its...
Ukraine’s Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant is still recovering from last year’s five-week occupation by Russia. But with the reception of spent nuclear fuel recently...
Credit demand from bank clients has remained resilient and is expected to improve. International banking groups operating in Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe...
