Bulgaria’s Hotel Industry Faces New Pressures After Euro Adoption
Bulgaria’s transition to the euro has made payments easier for foreign visitors, but it has also intensified some of the...
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Macroeconomics
Bulgaria’s Hotel Industry Faces New Pressures After Euro Adoption
Bulgaria’s transition to the euro has made payments easier for foreign visitors, but it has also intensified some of the...
Estonia Divided over Plan to Make Health Insurance Compulsory for Everyone
Estonian politicians are divided over a proposal to require all residents to contribute to health insurance, as the country struggles...
Slovak Employers Turn to AI as Foreign Hiring Loses Priority
Slovak companies increasingly see artificial intelligence and automation—not recruitment from abroad—as the main answer to persistent labour shortages, according to...
DEFENCE
Lithuania Turns Back 20 Migrants at Belarusian Border as Crossing Attempts Resume
Lithuanian border guards prevented 20 foreign nationals from entering the country irregularly from Belarus on 27 July, marking the resumption...
Russian Missile Falls in Eastern Poland as Airspace Is Violated During Attack on Ukraine
A Russian Kh-101 cruise missile most likely violated Polish airspace overnight and crashed near the village of Tarnawa-Kolonia in the...
Slovakia Denies Joining “Coalition of the Willing” Despite Ambassador’s Presence at Paris Meeting
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has firmly denied that his country joined the international “coalition of the willing” supporting Ukraine,...
INFRASTRUCTURES
Major Discovery in the Baltic Sea: German Environmental Groups Seek to Block Extraction Near Świnoujście
The discovery of oil and natural gas deposits near Świnoujście could significantly strengthen Poland’s energy security. Before extraction can begin,...
Trump-Linked Luxury Resort Sparks Environmental Outrage in Albania
A luxury tourism development linked to the family of US President Donald Trump is facing growing opposition in Albania, where...
Airbus and Thales to Produce Military Equipment in Romania Under €1 Billion Defence Deals
Romania has signed two major defence procurement contracts worth approximately €1 billion, securing not only new military equipment but also...
Energy
Romania Blasts Danube Riverbed in Desperate Bid to Save Nuclear Power Plant
Romanian military engineers have carried out a powerful underwater explosion on the Danube in an extraordinary attempt to redirect water...
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Belarus Begins 2026 Harvest with Strong Barley Yields, but Weather Risks Remain
Belarus has entered the main phase of its 2026 agricultural season with encouraging early results from the winter barley harvest....
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Czech Senate Flies Historic Belarusian Flag in Support of Democratic Opposition
The Czech Senate has once again flown Belarus’s historic white-red-white flag to mark the anniversary of the disputed presidential election...
European Parliament rebukes Zelensky over UPA tribute as Poland-Ukraine dispute reaches Brussels
The increasingly bitter dispute between Poland and Ukraine over wartime history has reached the European Parliament, where lawmakers overwhelmingly criticised...
Zełenski and Nawrocki meet in Ankara as tensions simmer between Poland and Ukraine
Polish President Karol Nawrocki and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky held more than an hour of talks on the sidelines of...
