Georgia’s government has prepared a draft law on the plantation and export of marijuana for cosmetic and pharmaceutical use. The idea was proposed by the ruling...
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According to the 2018 Ageing Report, the EU will ‘turn increasingly grey’ in the coming decades. The latest projections reveal dramatic changes in the population...
Denmark’s largest bank is investigating 150 billion US dollars worth of transactions to find out if companies with ties to Russia used it to launder money. Danske Bank...
The European Parliament has voted by an overwhelming majority to approve a report which asks EU member states to determine, in accordance with Article 7 of the Treaty on...
A referendum on changing Romania’s constitution, backed by the ruling PSD and its leader – convicted criminal Liviu Dragnea, is set to be held on October 7. Were...
Romania is set to hold a divisive constitutional referendum on October 7 after the country’s senate voted to approve an amendment that would change the...
More than 50 per cent of the founders of start-ups in Poland have lived abroad. That’s one of the headline findings of a major new report looking at the start-up scene...
Ratings agency S&P Global has confirmed the ‘A’ Long-Term Credit Rating and Financial Strength Rating of the Slovenian insurance group Triglav, and of its parent...
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is creating a Warsaw-based Central Europe hub for those European Union countries in which the EBRD still...
Rail Baltica (RB) is looking for a new CEO to replace Baiba Rubesa, who’s work at the helm of the Baltic joint venture implementing the European standard-gauge railway...
Logistics giant Prologis is building a new 10,000 sq m speculative facility at Prologis Park Budapest-Harbor in Hungary. The new state-of-the-art building is Prologis’...
The Finance Minister of Belarus Maxim Ermolovich confirmed on September 10 that the country had turned down International Monetary Fund (IMF) financing so as not to...