On Sunday May 17, Albania’s National Theatre in Tirana was finally demolished after more than two years of protests and resistance from civil society, artists, and...
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The current pandemic creates major challenges for international institutions and global governance. A lack of responsible and forward-looking governance means that the...
Day trading, the practice of executing intraday trades on the stock markets and profiting from the price difference is picking up steam in emerging Europe. This is...
The European Commission has mobilised a further 122 million euros from its research and innovation programme, Horizon 2020, for urgently needed research into the...
In times of crisis, people often understandably turn to governments for help. And yet while there is an important and crucial role for governments to play during a...
Thousands of marchers assembled in the Bosnian capital Sarajevo on May 16, defying coronavirus-related bans on public gatherings, to protest against a mass dedicated to...
Slovenia last week became the first country in the EU and emerging Europe to declare the end of the coronavirus epidemic. The decision was taken on May 14 after the...
Armenia’s tech sector is thriving, thanks in large part to a start-up pre-acceleration programme financed by the European Union’s Fund for Southeast...
Georgia’s coastal city of Batumi is set to be one of the first destinations in the world to reopen to international tourists. Following the recommendations of the...
The hard-Brexit scenario has created a lot of confusion with regards to the applicability to EU data protection laws in the UK. There are a number of topics of...
Our weekly digest of articles about emerging Europe published elsewhere this week, all of which caught our eye and all of which are well worth your time. Listing them...
Bucharest’s Henri Coanda Airport (or Otopeni, as it is still almost universally known) has never been one of the most agreeable places in Romania. Undersized and...