CENTRAL EASTERN EUROPE NEWS
Politics
Kaliningrad: Why Does Russia Clutch this Severed Limb?
In the intricate world of international relations, Kaliningrad, a small piece of Russian territory sandwiched between Poland and Lithuania on...
Eastern Europe’s Economic Advancement Faces Threat from Soaring Wages, Warns IMF
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has issued a stern warning about the rapid escalation of wages in central and eastern...
Transition of Silesia
The Silesian region, located in the southern part of Poland, stands as a testament to the country's remarkable economic transformation....
Serbia Accelerates Resident Permit Act
Serbia has brought forward a raft of changes to migrant laws originally scheduled for next year. From August 4th, one-year...
Gold Fleece Necklaces for Kings of Poland
Pedro Fernández Barbadillo (Bilbao, 1965) holds a PhD in Public Law from the Universidad San Pablo CEU and a Master's...
Sofía Casanova: Correspondent in Four Wars
Pedro Fernández Barbadillo (Bilbao, 1965) holds a PhD in Public Law from the Universidad San Pablo CEU and a Master's...
Ten years in Poland: Traditions
Ben Sixsmith is an English writer. He has written for Quillette, Areo, The Catholic Herald, The American Conservative and Arc Digital on a variety of topics including...
Lessons from Eastern Europe on the Idea of Progress
Javier Benegas (b. 1965) is a Spanish political analyst and writer, co-founder of the Spanish daily Vozpópuli, of which he...
Europe and the state as religion
Javier Benegas (b. 1965) is a Spanish political analyst and writer, co-founder of the Spanish daily Vozpópuli, of which he...
Pope John Paul II Defended Spain in Catalonia
Pedro Fernández Barbadillo (Bilbao, 1965) holds a PhD in Public Law from the Universidad San Pablo CEU and a Master's...
