Russia has raised the price it sells gas to Armenia by 10 per cent. Gazprom, the Russian state-owned gas company will charge Armenia 165 US dollars per thousand cubic...
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Desperate for liquidity, Romania’s government is looking to the country’s children for a new source of finance. As of January 1, all Romanian children under...
Montenegro has launched a development programme that offers the possibility for a maximum of 2,000 applicants to acquire Montenegrin citizenship on the basis of...
Protests against the Hungarian government continued this weekend, with thousands of people demonstrating in Budapest and other major cities against the so called “slave...
Orthodox Ukrainians celebrated Christmas on January 7, their first as part of an independent church. The Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople, Bartholomew, the de...
The right-wing ruling party’s strategy is based on claiming to offer socio-economic stability and prosperity while downplaying controversial issues to avoid mobilising...
Russia has removed import taxes on a number of goods coming from Moldova. From January 1, Moldovan producers have once again been able to export fruit and vegetables...
A selection of articles about emerging Europe published elsewhere this week, all of which are well worth your time. The world should be paying attention to Vladimir...
Being retired in emerging Europe is not always easy. Pensions can often be low, and employment opportunities – even part-time – for those over a certain age can be few...
There is a church in the castle district where I like to go everyday. A church, or what remains of it. It used to be the church of Mary Magdalene, built in the 13th...
Since late last year OBB, Austrian railways, has operated a direct service from Cluj in Romania to Vienna. It’s all part of the European Union’s opening up...
Bulgaria’s second-largest city is one of the oldest in Europe: people have lived here since at least 6000 BCE. It is also one of the most contemporary: a pedestrian...