Geopolitical uncertainty and a slowing in the economic cycle have done nothing to dent enthusiasm for real estate, as global investment rose 18 per cent in the 12 months...
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Salome Zurabishvili, a French-born former foreign minister, has won the first round of Georgia’s presidential election, but without enough support to avoid a runoff...
Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova have declared their interest in creating an integrated energy market. The two countries have been working on further electricity...
An Armenian NGO wants to act as a catalyst for small businesses in the country’s border region with Azerbaijan. The NGO, ONEArmenia, has launched a new project...
The Romanian capital Bucharest was hit by the strongest earthquake in 15 years on the morning of October 28, measuring 5.8 on the Richter scale. While not strong enough...
Elektroprivreda Republike Srpske (ERS), the power utility of Bosnia’s Serb entity, the Republika Srpska, has unveiled the completed Bočac 2 hydropower plant (HPP), which...
The Polish Ministry of Health has granted Canadian company Aurora approval to begin shipping medical cannabis to Poland. “Becoming the first company to supply...
More than 50 representatives from municipal governments responsible for digital public procurement from across the emerging Europe region have met in the Moldovan...
Bucharest saw a 10.1 per cent increase in the number of overnight stays from 2013-17, the biggest rise in the emerging Europe region. Most of the other major cities in...
prEUgovor, a coalition of Serbian NGOs which evaluates the country’s progress under the 23rd and 24th chapters of EU accession programme, has criticised the stagnation...
The Central European University (CEU) will officially move from Budapest to Vienna as of December 1, a direct result of the Hungarian government’s so-called Lex CEU...
A number of emerging Europe countries which have agreed big money infrastructure deals with China are beginning to reconsider their options. Members of the so-called...