While Italy grabs headlines around the world with its inability to form a new government, it is the Czech Republic which is currently Europe’s champion at failing...
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“Britain is leaving the European Union but is not leaving Europe…Our policy is still European. We want the European Union and its members to remain our natural allies...
A workshop on the Central Voter Registry, organised by the OSCE Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina and the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights...
The European Bank of Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has announced that it is to assist Armenia implement a long-term healthcare reform programme. During a meeting...
The American business magazine Forbes has said that while the economic models of Armenia and Belarus continue to be under-developed, both offer good prospects for the...
Poland’s Lubelskie region, located in the eastern part of the country, is perceived as traditionally agricultural with farmland accounting for 70 per cent of the...
Emerging Europe's editor-in-chief Craig Turp - who lives in the Romanian capital - talks to Ciprian Ciucu, a city councillor taking the fight for a better Bucharest to...
Łukasz Słomiński, managing director of the Polcom Group, which provides construction solutions for the hotel, resort and restaurant industry, tells Emerging Europe about...
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has officially opened the first sector of the South Caucasus Pipeline, which will eventually connect the Sangachal gas terminal in...
Poland is a rapidly growing market, one of the fastest growing in Europe, says Michał H. Mrozek, CEO of HSBC Polska, who spoke to Emerging Europe about the...
Three Albanian hydroelectric power plants (HPPs) are to benefit from a cash injection of 12 million euros from the World Bank, intended to ensure their continued safe...
Aviva was one of the first entrants on the Polish insurance market. The company’s CEO in Poland, Adam Uszpolewicz, tells Emerging Europe how that gamble is now...