Can Brussels deliver a lasting peace in the Western Balkans? The Western Balkans is nothing short of a Rubik’s cube for European lawmakers to solve. Ever since the...
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Despite the horrific events in Ukraine, some sporting organisations are attempting to normalise relations with Russia and Belarus. In 1979, the Soviet Union launched a...
The EU’s concept of a ‘greater European neighbourhood’ has finally emerged, and it encompasses most of the former USSR. In 2014 the European Union was naïve in its...
The EU and the US must be clear about the benefits that both Serbia and Kosovo can derive if they fulfill their obligations The recent verbal agreement reached between...
Mikołaj Woźniak, Risk and Regulatory Leader for PwC Central and Eastern Europe, highlights three points that can help CEOs in Central and Eastern Europe rethink their...
Though it continues to struggle with inflation as it adjusts to cutting Russia out of its energy mix, Lithuania is set for renewed, if modest, growth. Since the...
Romania’s IT sector thrives, but among the general population – and some of its politicians – there is a growing fear of anything digital. It was with great...
Since a 1988 earthquake killed tens of thousands and left half a million people homeless, Armenia has taken steps to study earthquake hazard, update construction codes...
Reflections on the CEE results of PwC’s 26th Annual Global CEO Survey. At the World Economic Forum in Davos in January, the word on everyone’s lips was “polycrisis”...
The government may have pulled a controversial ‘foreign agents’ law but Georgia’s decline continues. For those of us who adore the country, this is a deep shame...
If Belarus is to maintain its sovereignty, then dismantling the Lukashenko dictatorship is critical. Among Eastern European states, none have remained under...
Presidential elections in Montenegro this weekend will decide the fate of long-time ruler and current president Milo Đukanović. On March 19, Montenegro will hold the...
