Croatia joined the European Union on July 1 2013 and is still the youngest member state. The country suffered from the global economic crisis but is now on a straight...
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The process of implementation of the political agreement reached between the main political parties last July, to overcome the long standing political crisis, continues...
In February 2014 the Euromaidan revolution in Ukraine achieved its first goal of ousting the rapacious, corrupt regime of President Yanukovich; this was followed by open...
The European Union has witnessed a dramatic political shift in the last few years. The 2013 elections in Italy were won by an anti-establishment party formed by a...
In the light of the annexation of Crimea and the on-going conflict in eastern Ukraine, increasingly more post-Soviet countries feel threatened by Russia’s expansionism...
Last weekend was abundant in domestic political calls for the Czech Republic to join the eurozone. At its two-day conference, the Social Democratic Party (CSSD) of Prime...
The global economic and political reality of 2015 may have a positive influence on Poland’s economy says DNB Bank Poland and Deloitte’s joint report Guidelines 2015:...
The nickname of Poland as a “Green Island” was coined by the government in 2009. The big map behind Prime Minister Tusk showed all Europe in red, with the GDP falling...
Almost two months have passed since the parliamentary elections of November 30, 2014, one of the most controversial elections in Moldova’s short history as an...
In a report published exactly ten years ago on “The Balkans in Europe,” the International Commission on the Balkans called for a process of constitutional change...
Look beyond politics and notice the country’s economic potential is the Belarusian government’s message to potential foreign investors. Even though the lack of certain...
