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Poland is now closer than ever to having to face the European Court of Justice over its controversial law forcing Supreme Court judges to early retirement. On August 14...
Spending on ICT in central and eastern Europe (CEE) will continue its positive trend and reach 127.3 billion dollars in 2019, according to the new edition of...
The Polish government finally looks set to create the role of Taxpayers’ Ombudsman. Creation of the role was first announced in 2012, but subsequently shelved and...
HB Reavis, a real estate developer active mainly in Slovakia, Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary, the United Kingdom and Germany, has sold its two office buildings in...
When BMW announced at the beginning of August that it is to spend more than one billion euros constructing a new factory on a greenfield site close to Debrecen in...
The city of Wrocław took home Emerging Europe’s award for City FDI Strategy of the Year 2018, seeing off fierce competition from a number of other cities across the...
Coventry University is in the process of setting up a campus in Wrocław, Poland; a first for a UK university. “We’re putting out a broader message that a UK university...
The Lithuanian Competition Council has approved the acquisition of Nelja Energia, an operator of wind farms in Estonia and Lithuania, by Enefit Green, the renewable...
With an eye firmly on business travellers, LOT Polish Airlines announced in early August that it will begin flying from Warsaw to London City Airport (LCY) next January...
In a move to clearly designed to signal its independence from the government, Poland’s Supreme Court announced on August 2 that a law forcing Supreme Court judges to...
August 1 marked the 74th anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising, which began on August 1, 1944 and lasted 63 days. The uprising was an attempt by the Polish Home Army, led...
