Bulgaria is still the poorest EU member state, although its GDP is now around 50 per cent of the Bloc’s average, while it was only 25 per cent back in 2000. The country...
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There are high expectations of recovery in global economic growth, Dr Platon Monokroussos, Deputy General Manager at Eurobank Ergasias and the Group Chief Economist...
Weak and super-sensitive Bosnia and Herzegovina finds security in the European Union, Mirko Šarović, Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers and Minister of Foreign...
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The de-dollarisation strategy will open new opportunities to invest in the local currency, Archil Mestvirishvili, Deputy Governor of the National Bank of Georgia, tells...
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In Central Europe and the Baltics growth will pick up on the back of the investment recovery which is linked to a better absorption of EU funds, Artur Radziwiłł...
After four per cent growth in 2016, we expect a growth rate of over four-and-a-half per cent in 2017, Octavian Calmac, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy of...
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For us, emerging Europe is a region that comprises 23 countries — some of them belonging to the European Union, some believing they will join the Bloc soon and still...
The judicial system in many emerging European countries is not a focus for the authorities and yet, it is vital for attracting foreign investors, says Panos Katsambas...
In 2017, Armenia’s GDP is expected to grow by 3.2 per cent, says Vardan Aramyan, Armenia’s Minister of Finance. He spoke to Andrew Wrobel about the country’s growing...