A deal between Bulgaria and North Macedonia should see Sofia drop its veto preventing Skopje – and Tirana, which has been caught in the crossfire – starting...
Tag - Economy & Politics
The recapture of Snake Island at the end of last month has opened up new routes for some Ukrainian grain, while a deal that could allow the “safe and secure export” of...
Shops in Croatia will begin displaying prices in both kuna and euros from September, ahead of formal adoption of the European single currency in January next year...
Slovenia’s new PM Robert Golub campaigned on a platform of green energy, media freedom and respect for the rule of law. But controlling inflation will be the short...
The UK’s support for Ukraine’s war effort might well be bolstered by a change of leader in 10 Downing Street. Many people in Ukraine, starting with the...
Avoiding a recession could be as good as it gets for much of the region this year. The war in Ukraine is clearly having negative effects on the economies of the 23...
Although Kazakhstan experienced unprecedented unrest in early January, the international community remains confident in the country’s investment climate, says the...
Double-digit inflation and labour shortages are slowing the pace of Estonia’s initially robust rebound from the Covid-19 crisis. A renewed focus on structural reforms...
Katowice, site of the COP24 UN climate conference four years ago, is currently hosting the World Urban Forum, and showcasing its transition from a centre of...
Ukraine grabbed the headlines at last week’s EU summit in Brussels when its status as an EU candidate country was confirmed by the European Council. For several...
While Ukraine and Moldova have both been granted EU candidate status less than four months after applying for membership – a process that usually takes 18 months –...
The West can to counter China in the Indo-Pacific by building close economic links and offering an alternative to Beijing’s economic and political model. This...
