Increasingly, more foreign companies are identifying business opportunities in Belarus and are setting up their offices, or investing, in the country. Torsten Merkel...
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The international community should not force Belarus to introduce changes and should let the country find its own way to emerge, Antonio Somma, head of the OECD Eurasia...
The longevity of Belarus’ president, Aleksander Lukashenko, owes as much to the structure of the country’s economy as it does to his sharp and often criticised...
Over the last quarter of a century, the region of Central and Eastern Europe has undergone a huge transformation in all possible fields with a special emphasis on the...
Belarusian president, Alexander Lukashenko, is off to China to meet his counterpart, Xi Jinping, during a three day visit at the end of September. “We need a...
“Republika Srpska (RS) is a state and Russia is its ally”. Milorad Dodik, the president of the predominantly Serb entity within Bosnia and Herzegovina, is not someone...
It is now over two months since the EU referendum in the UK and the post-Brexit future looks more optimistic for Central and Eastern Europe. The CEE region is already...
Brexit isn’t expected to have a short term impact on Central and Eastern Europe but long term consequences are already on the horizon. At the Economic Forum in Krynica...
Since the current Polish government came into power, last year, they have advocated the need to tighten up the existing tax system. They maintain that the current...
With an average growth rate of 10 per cent over the last decade and an increasingly affluent population of 1.3 billion people, China is a dream market for many...
Currently, there are around 600 BPO, SSC, ITO and R&D centres, across Poland, employing almost a quarter of a million people and the sector is set for further growth...
In Minsk, construction on the new Great Stone Industrial Park, which will eventually exceed 91 sq. km, is well underway. The Park already has 13 km of internal streets...