The murder of Slovak investigative journalist Ján Kuciak and his fiancee Martina Kusnirova on February 25, which sparked mass anti-corruption protests and forced the...
Tag - Economy & Politics
I’m grateful to Cambridge Analytica for reinforcing a valuable lesson: the importance of having my own code of ethics. Without this I could have been sucked into all...
Brexit is expected play an important role in the business services sector, not least because of the potential transfer of specialised jobs from the UK. This will have an...
The Council of British Chambers of Commerce in Europe (COBCOE) has welcomed the Transition Period announcement made by the UK government on March 19, but has warned that...
At one moment a few months ago, the very tense relationship between Hungary and Ukraine seemed to improve slightly when the Hungarian Foreign Ministry’s State Secretary...
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has asked for support for a Minority SafePack, an initiative which aims to protect minority rights throughout Europe. “I urge you...
Hungary wants to forge a new anti-migrant alliance with Austria and Italy following recent elections in both countries which saw populist parties do well. “This...
Guy Standing, professorial research associate at SOAS University of London, and a co-founder of the Basic Income Earth Network (BIEN), speaks to Andrew Wrobel about the...
“There is a country between Iran and Russia, between the Middle East and Europe, which according to the World Bank offers excellent conditions to start a business; a...
Slovenia’s Prime Minister Miro Cerar resigned on March 16 after the country’s top court annulled a referendum held last year on a key railway project...
As widely expected, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico resigned on March 15, leaving his his deputy Peter Pellegrini to form a new government. Mr Fico is the latest...
Central European University (CEU) and the City of Vienna have confirmed that they are negotiating a deal that would enable CEU to open a satellite campus site in Vienna...