The armed conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the disputed territory of Nagorno Karabakh (Artsakh) is now in its 31st year, with no solution in sight. Those who...
Analysis
Following a global slowdown, economic growth in Central and Eastern Europe is expected to reach 3.3 per cent next year, a drop from 3.7 per cent in 2019. The region’s...
North Macedonia is the only country in the Western Balkans to make the Top 10 of the World Bank’s Doing Business Index. The country, which continues to aspire to Euro...
North Macedonia is experiencing a surge in its automotive component sector, aided by clever government policy, location and a cost-competitive market environment.
It was New Zealand which first granted women suffrage in 1893, and the origins of women’s rights are often associated with western countries (or those, like New Zealand...
Cooperation between younger and older employees in the workplace is becoming increasingly important for achieving a cohesive and productive workplace, says Adam Mamok...
Romania has concluded its first ever presidency in the Council of the European Union. While expectations from EU leaders were low due to the Romanian government’s anti...
Volodymyr Zelensky's Servant of the People party secured an absolute majority in Ukraine’s snap parliamentary elections on July 21. With the president’s party set to be...
The European Parliament has confirmed Ursula von der Leyen, a close ally of German chancellor Angela Merkel, as president of the next European Commission. The Christian...
Ukraine’s economy was very volatile during the last decade, having endured two recessions in 2009 and 2015. Now, however, in 2019, the country is in its fourth year of...
Bulgaria hopes to join the the ERM-2 exchange rate mechanism — the precursor to eurozone membership — before the end of 2019. Previously, the Balkan country – an...
Two years ago a new Hungarian law which severely limited the activity of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) made international headlines. Since then, reduced funding...
