Inflation is finally coming down across the European Union, but the highest rates continue to be found in the east of the bloc. Amid continuing high prices for food and...
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The opening up of EU Solidarity Lanes has led to a glut of Ukrainian grain in Central Europe. Now, Poland, Hungary, and Slovakia have banned the import of agricultural...
Montenegro’s presidential runoff election saw the defeat of long-time ruler Milo Đukanović by newcomer Jakov Milatović. But the extent of Milatović’s success will be...
According to recent World Bank estimates, the cost of reconstruction and recovery in Ukraine has now grown to 411 billion US dollars, which is more than two times the...
Unless two seemingly irreconcilable parties can form an unlikely alliance, Bulgaria will need to hold yet another election later this year. That’s bad news for...
Romania’s IT sector thrives, but among the general population – and some of its politicians – there is a growing fear of anything digital. It was with great...
The current energy crisis can be seen as an opportunity for Czechia to strengthen its resolve on decarbonising its economy, which still relies heavily on coal for...
Can Brussels deliver a lasting peace in the Western Balkans? The Western Balkans is nothing short of a Rubik’s cube for European lawmakers to solve. Ever since the...
The EU’s concept of a ‘greater European neighbourhood’ has finally emerged, and it encompasses most of the former USSR. In 2014 the European Union was naïve in its...
Despite the horrific events in Ukraine, some sporting organisations are attempting to normalise relations with Russia and Belarus. In 1979, the Soviet Union launched a...
The EU and the US must be clear about the benefits that both Serbia and Kosovo can derive if they fulfill their obligations The recent verbal agreement reached between...
Mikołaj Woźniak, Risk and Regulatory Leader for PwC Central and Eastern Europe, highlights three points that can help CEOs in Central and Eastern Europe rethink their...
