The total income of the leading 100 companies in the Southeast European (SEE) region grew by 12.5 per cent in 2017, whilst profit increased by 22 per cent. The figures...
Tag - Economy & Politics
A new report from technology magazine Wired has suggested that an increasing number of UK start-ups are heading for emerging Europe. With Brexit negotiations still...
Ukraine’s Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman has announced that household gas tariffs would be raised by 23.5 per cent from November 1 in an effort to unlock...
Lithuania is ready to welcome Chinese FinTech companies and serve as a gateway providing access to CEE and EU markets. Marius Jurgilas, a board member at the Bank of...
Poland’s ruling party, Law and Justice (PiS), appears to have emerged from the first round of voting in local elections on October 21 with a share of the vote well...
Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashynian resigned on October 16 in order to force an early parliamentary election. Announcing his decision, Mr Pashinyan said that the...
The former High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina Miroslav Lajčák has expressed concern at the election on October 7 of Bosnian Serb nationalist Milorad Dodik to...
Standard Chartered opened a new global banking service centre in Warsaw on Otcober 11, its first and only global banking service centre in the western hemisphere. The...
The United Kingdom aims to step up economic cooperation with Ukraine in the wake of the British withdrawal from the European Union. Kyiv and London have decided to...
Recent events suggest that Russia’s political regime, forced to tackle certain traumatic reforms, has begun to lose focus. As discussed in a previous report, the social...
On September 17, leaders from Central and Eastern Europe gathered in Bucharest to take part at the third Three Seas Initiative (TSI) summit. Jointly led by Poland and...
A controversial referendum to change the Romanian constitution has fallen well short of the 30 per cent turnout figure required for its result to be valid. While the...
