The Servant of the People party of Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky has won the country’s snap parliamentary elections, receiving 44.2 per cent of the vote...
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Just over 50 per cent of Georgians would “fully” or “somewhat” support holding snap parliamentary elections, a recent poll conducted by the International Republican...
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...
Close to 10 per cent of Poles now use electric scooters. According to a recent survey carried out by the Warsaw-based Insurance Guarantee Fund (IGF), the largest group...
For many years a symbol of the Albanian communist regime, Tirana’s iconic pyramid is stepping into the future. Having served as a museum, a temporary NATO base and...
Few cricket fans will ever forget last weekend. On Sunday at Lord’s, the spiritual home of cricket, England finally won the World Cup, defeating New Zealand in the most...
For seven years the Batumi Black Sea Music and Art Festival has been bringing together the finest young Georgian and international artists and offering them a chance to...
The president of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, has begun the process of transforming a number of the country’s diplomatic missions in emerging Europe into full...
The Ukrainian and Russian governments have agreed to exchange a number of prisoners of war, the Ukrainian government has announced. The deal will see 208 people linked...
Polish weekly newspaper Gazeta Polska announced on July 17 that it will give away ‘LGBT-free zone’ stickers with its next issue, depicting a black cross over...
Swedish real estate group Skanska has sold its Nordic Light Trio office building in Budapest to JR AMC, a South Korean real estate investment trust, in what is its first...
The Georgian subsidiary of Azerbaijan’s state energy company SOCAR has expanded its gas pipeline network in Georgia. According to a statement from the Georgian...