“One of the fastest growing fintech destinations in the CEE Region”; “An evolving fintech hub”; “The most vibrant fintech destination in the SEE region”. You can often...
Opinion
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Collaboration between the UK and Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) has been one of the economic success stories of the past few years. As even with slowdowns in growth in...
On November 4 socialist Ion Ceban won the mayoral election for Moldova’s capital, Chișinău, with 52.39 per cent of votes cast – narrowly defeating his opponent...
Those who lived through the dark days of communism have overwhelmingly consigned this evil doctrine and its proponents to the dustbin of history. Even a mere recount of...
We live in a fabulous era of technological achievements. Practically something new, something better emerges every day. But can we catch up? The recent speed of...
There is a new political day dawning in Kosovo — the newest country in Europe, but a troubled one. The last 20 years were marred by bad governance, high unemployment...
Dutch gas production is expected to fall to about 10 bcm in 2025, little over 10 per cent of the 2013 production level. Within the EU, Dutch gas has so far mostly been...
The United States has its liberalism, and Europe has its welfare state, which is so attractive that a few years ago the Union was flooded with a wave of immigrants from...
De wetenschap is helemaal duidelijk: menselijke activiteiten hebben geleid tot de uitstoot van broeikasgassen die onze planeet verwarmen en als gevolg daarvan het leven...
In the US, Monday evenings are synonymous with football, albeit a pigskin-throwing, rumbustious American variant to what the rest of the world identifies as the...
The science is clear: human activities have led to the emission of greenhouse gases (GHG) that are warming our planet and, as a result, are destabilising life on earth...
The only constant is change. Heraclitus’s observation still holds true some 2,500 years later, not least for the oil and gas industry. Whether change is triggered by...
