In 2015, 1.19 million foreign tourists visited Armenia. That is one per cent fewer than in 2014, as the country attracted fewer visitors from Russia, but almost ten per...
Tag - Czechia
The Czech government has decided to change the country’s name to Czechia, in an effort to better promote the national brand. While the official name of the country...
There are investors paying a lot of attention to the recent developments in Europe such as Brexit, the migrant’s crisis, the situation in Russia and Ukraine, etc, says...
The number of non-financial reports is growing and according to the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), around 5,000 sustainability reports enter the global market...
Ostrava has a long industrial tradition and is now also emerging as an ICT centre, says Tomáš Macura, Mayor of Ostrava in the Czech Republic, in a video interview with...
Until about a quarter of a century ago, in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), which is my part of the world, every year on 8 March, female employees...
Which markets, across emerging Europe, offer the greatest opportunities for property investors? A few days ahead of the world’s leading property market event, MIPIM...
2016 is a year when new sources of capital will enter Central Europe. The region’s occupational prospects are some of the most robust in Europe and yields have not yet...
In 2015, Polish companies exported goods and services worth nearly €179 billion (£140 billion); 7.8 per cent more than in 2014. Back then, the country had a trade...
According to the European Commission, the Slovenian economy grew by 3.0 and 2.5 per cent in 2014 and 2015 respectively. Slovenia also has 83 per cent of the EU average...
In October 2015, the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations were completed. Since then the context of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP)...
Georgians figured it out pretty well. They won’t let you enter their country in a bad mood. You might have sat next to a grumpy or noisy neighbour on your flight...
