The plight of Odesa recalls the addition of Dubrovnik, in Croatia, to the UNESCO World Heritage in Danger list in December 1991 following Serb bombing of its historic...
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Our weekly digest of articles about emerging Europe published elsewhere this week, all of which caught our eye and all of which are well worth your time. Listing them...
The Croatian city of Dubrovnik has decided to push ahead with a plan to tax cruise ships visiting the city’s port. On September 23, the city’s council voted...
A serene, private island with all the peace and privacy you could want, views of the open ocean, five-star service. What more could today’s high-end traveler ask for...
The populations of Central, Eastern, and Southeastern European (CESEE) countries are expected to decrease significantly over the next 30 years, driven by low or negative...
It’s absolutely critical that business owners ensure their success goes hand-in-hand with the interests of the local community. The Balkans’ moment in the spotlight is...
Game of Thrones (GoT) may be over, but fans of what has become one of most watched series of the past decade retain their love of the HBO hit. Croatia has decided to...
Some parts of emerging Europe are struggling with the phenomenon of over-tourism. Local, or even national government intervention may be unavoidable if we are to ensure...
Investor Petros Stathis shares his vision for the resurgence of the Balkans and lessons from the redevelopment of the iconic Sveti Stefan resort in Montenegro, as he...
Natural beauty, a great location, a rich cultural heritage and tradition, innovative and creative people, a specific lifestyle, rich gastronomy, amazing water and...
