Bulgaria has signed an agreement with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to help prepare infrastructure projects capable of...

Croatia’s parliament has begun considering legislation that would allow residents to invest as much as €250,000 through a tax-advantaged personal...

Romania’s government has indicated that it may amend the country’s new integrity legislation to ensure access to a €770 million...

Kaufland employees in Slovakia are voting on whether to authorise strike action after 19 rounds of negotiations failed to produce...

Croatia’s public debt reached €55 billion at the end of April 2026, an increase of €4.6 billion, or 9 percent,...

Bulgaria’s transition to the euro has made payments easier for foreign visitors, but it has also intensified some of the...

Estonian politicians are divided over a proposal to require all residents to contribute to health insurance, as the country struggles...

Slovak companies increasingly see artificial intelligence and automation—not recruitment from abroad—as the main answer to persistent labour shortages, according to...

Slovakia’s labour market is entering 2026 with a paradox. On paper, unemployment remains relatively low by historical standards. In reality,...

The Ukraine Recovery Conference held in Gdańsk on 25–26 June became one of the most important international gatherings devoted to...