The Sino-China Investment Group will invest one billion euros in Serbia as part of the Belt and Road Initiative. The funds will be released through the Shanghai Stock...
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Across emerging Europe countries are haemorrhaging people. A lack of opportunity at home and the lure of Western Europe – made accessible by European Union membership –...
There was a new boost for Warsaw’s burgeoning international banking sector on June 13 when Standard Chartered announced plans to set up operations in the city. The...
Romania’s government would like you to believe that hundreds of thousands of ordinary people took to the streets of the country’s capital Bucharest on the evening...
A government official in Poland has confirmed that the Baltic Pipe gas project will be completed by the 2022 deadline, despite a report last week suggesting otherwise...
After the fall of the Iron Curtain, when emerging European countries began implementing market economy principles, the region was seen as a low-cost manufacturing...
Bulgaria has seen a significant rise in foreign direct investments since its accession to the EU. But what have investors told us about the business climate in the...
Alexander Manolev, the Bulgarian deputy minister of economy, speaks to Andrew Wrobel about the country’s stability and potential.
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko last week extended the list of companies subject to economic sanctions by including the Ribnita Steelworks (MMZ) – one of the...
Matthew Skuse, Arup’s group leader for Poland, tells Emerging Europe how his company is making the most of the country’s move away from a low-cost model...
David Putts, MD for International Expansion and Partnerships at Billon, tells Emerging Europe how Poland is at the heart of the company, providing blockchain solutions...
While Italy grabs headlines around the world with its inability to form a new government, it is the Czech Republic which is currently Europe’s champion at failing...
