The leaders of nine countries on the eastern edge of NATO met in Warsaw on June 8 to discuss various issues of common security, and agreed that they remain fully...
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Central and eastern Europe will lose out on funding while the south of Europe will benefit. That was the headline across much of emerging Europe after the EU last week...
A majority of central and eastern European countries have improved their economic competitiveness, according to the latest IMD World Competitiveness Rankings. However...
The labour market is tightening, meaning that attracting the right talent will become an increasingly important issue for businesses. Many factors are affecting the...
After the fall of communism almost 30 years ago everything looked to be clear. A system built on the principles of a command economy and repressed authoritarian politics...
Three countries in emerging Europe – Romania, Slovakia and Estonia – are currently running the highest inflation rates in the European Union (EU). Eurostat...
New data has revealed that after record acceleration last year, growth may be slowing in central and eastern Europe. Though Q4 of 2017 saw a 5 per cent increase in the...
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has revised up economic forecasts for 2018 as a broad-based recovery continues across its regions, bolstered...
Latvia has long served as a bridge for Russian companies looking to do business in western markets, offering banking services to Russia and former Soviet countries...
A new report from the TMF Group, a global provider of high-value business services to clients operating and investing globally, has revealed that Bulgaria offers...
Emerging Europe’s best early-stage, scale-up and growth companies have until May 18 the opportunity to apply for the first CEE-Released programme, launched on...
Reports that big increases in wages are threatening jobs in emerging Europe have been greatly exaggerated. In fact, the region needs a pay rise.
