Credit demand from bank clients has remained resilient and is expected to improve. International banking groups operating in Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe...
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It is time for Kosovo’s Prime Minister Albin Kurti to wake to the reality in which he finds himself and demonstrate the statesmanship and the vision to do the right...
More than half a million Poles have rallied for democracy after the country’s government signed a law that could effectively ban opposition politicians from public...
Waves of migration from Russia brought capital to Georgia and boosted domestic demand in 2022, and sanctions on Russia have increased the prominence of Georgia’s...
Central Asian leaders recently convened in Xi’an to announce an unprecedented number of agreements with China. Deepening ties with Beijing come as other international...
Albania and the United Kingdom are NATO allies, but relations have grown tense over the last year as the number of Albanians seeking asylum in Britain surged...
As North Macedonia and Armenia move closer to international institutions Russia deems hostile, Moscow has sought to punish them by restricting agricultural imports. That...
The case of Slovakia highlights the broader challenges faced by Central and Eastern European countries in the midst of Russia’s aggression and manipulative...
This week, Moldova plays host to the second meeting of the European Political Community (EPC), placing the country firmly in the global spotlight. Moldova is not...
On April 30, Uzbekistan’s voters overwhelmingly approved sweeping constitutional reforms that will allow the current president to serve for two additional seven-year...
Armenia’s prime minister looks set to officially accept Azerbaijan’s territory as encompassing the long-disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region. A peace deal between the two...
For the last 15 months, emerging Europe has been the focus of Europe, the new heart of Europe, and this is a trend that will continue, to the region’s advantage Earlier...
