The global real estate market is starting to recover from the pandemic slowly. Covid-19 has inevitably left some marks on the industry. What challenges is it facing, and...
Opinion
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On July 21, the United States and Germany issued a joint statement on Nord Stream 2, supporting Ukraine, European energy security, and climate goals. In their agreement...
NATO is facing new challenges throughout the Mediterranean region due, in large part, to Russia’s expanding influence. Moscow’s influence in the region has...
The landslide victory of a pro-European party in Moldova’s parliamentary election has been portrayed as a kick in the teeth for Russian interests in the country...
Kosovo’s Prime Minister Albin Kurti stands an excellent chance of succeeding to make Kosovo a model of progressive democracy, advanced economy, and social equality that...
Investing today in primary health care will translate into raising the quality of life for the global population tomorrow. According to the World Health Organisation...
New regulatory challenges relating to non-financial reporting will in the next five years bolster the importance of sustainable investments. Several weeks before the...
Compared to their neighbours in the West, emerging European companies hold a far greater share of women in tech roles. From a young age, I was always encouraged by those...
Romania can trigger a virtuous circle by reducing the inequalities of its regional industrial development. Beyond the obvious negative effects, the Covid-19 pandemic has...
Europe cannot afford to wait for new disasters to strike before investing in resilience. A well-known saying among the scientific community is that hazards are natural...
Trade and investment ties between Taiwan and Central and Eastern Europe are at record levels, but there’s still plenty of room for more. Taiwan is a dynamic free market...
Fudan Budapest would almost certainly need subsidising by Hungarian taxpayers. Factor in questionable academic freedom, and it becomes clear that it is not the answer to...
