CENTRAL EASTERN EUROPE NEWS
Agriculture
Belarus Faces Major Problem: Export Licenses Imposed Amid Apple Shortages
Belarus is grappling with a dramatic decline in apple harvests this year. Farmers are expected to deliver just 37,000–40,000 tons...
The EU–Mercosur Deal: What’s in It, Why It Matters, and What Could Still Sink It
After a quarter-century of stop-start bargaining, Brussels has finally put the EU–Mercosur agreement on the rails for approval. On 3...
Chilly Central Europe vs. Scorching Finland: A Weather Contrast
In recent days, Central Europe has stood out as one of the coldest regions on the continent, experiencing a sharp...
Deadly Floods Hit Romania
As northeastern Romania battles deadly flash floods, vast wildfires continue to burn across Turkey and Albania, highlighting the extreme summer...
Belarus Eases Import Ban Amid Vegetable Shortages
On Thursday, changes came into effect in Belarus regarding the list of products that cannot be imported from countries deemed...
Latvian Beekeepers Raise Alarm Over Fake Honey in Supermarkets
Last week, the Latvian Beekeepers' Society (LBB) revealed the results of a honey quality study, and the findings were concerning....
Sustainable Fishing Practices in the Black Sea Region
The Black Sea region, with its rich marine biodiversity, is witnessing a growing emphasis on sustainable fishing practices. This shift...
Growing Without Soil: The Rise of Aquaponics and Hydroponics in CEE
The agricultural sector in Central Eastern Europe (CEE) is experiencing a significant shift towards sustainable and innovative farming practices, with...
Reviving Ancient Grains: Sustainable Agriculture in CEE
In Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), a quiet agricultural revolution is taking place with the revival of ancient grains. This...
Moldova’s Wine Industry: Exporting Tradition to New Markets
Moldova, a small country nestled between Romania and Ukraine, has a rich viticultural heritage that dates back thousands of years,...
