Emerging Europe Weekly, 2023.1.28
Romania outgrows neighbors | Serbia begins to turn on Russia | Ukraine cracks down on corruption | EU counters China's Belt and Road Initiative
Romania outgrows neighbors | Serbia begins to turn on Russia | Ukraine cracks down on corruption | EU counters China's Belt and Road Initiative
Startups across Latin America are struggling to attract and retain tech workers as US outsourcing creates a...
Hungary’s housing market, the fastest growing in the EU for the past decade, is finally seeing...
Azerbaijan is blocking Armenian access to its contested Nagorno-Karabakh enclave and testing Russia’s resolve in the process,...
Iraq’s economy is reeling after stricter controls on wire transfers targeting Iran led to a sharp rise in import...
Vietnam’s Communist Party accepted the resignation of President Nguyen Xuan Phuc on Wednesday, the latest...
Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart announced that he had dissolved one of the houses of parliament this week, with new...
India told the IMF it would support Sri Lanka’s restructuring plan, bringing the embattled island economy’s debt saga...
Uganda canceled a deal this week that would have built a railway from its capital, Kampala,...
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen kicked off a 10-day visit to Africa this week with a...
Uganda looks to Turkey | Vietnam's president steps down | Azerbaijan tests Russia’s resolve | US firms sap LatAm talent
As political turmoil and social unrest spread throughout Latin America, pragmatism is needed to confront populist extremism and find a long-term solution, writes José Martinez Sanguinetti, who manages a $3.5 billion global portfolio as chief investment officer at Rimac Seguros.