Emerging Europe Weekly, 2023.1.28
By FMN Team Welcome to the first edition of Emerging Europe Weekly, an extended roundup of key news and insight...
By FMN Team Welcome to the first edition of Emerging Europe Weekly, an extended roundup of key news and insight...
Azerbaijan is blocking Armenian access to its contested Nagorno-Karabakh enclave and testing Russia’s resolve in the process, reports the NYTimes’ Anton Troianovski....
Hungary’s housing market, the fastest growing in the EU for the past decade, is finally seeing lower prices, Bloomberg reports. Recent...
Strained by the rising costs of its war on Ukraine, the Russian government said that it had a $47 billion budget deficit for...
Resistance against Russia’s mobilization for its war in Ukraine took an increasingly violent turn as two recruitment centers came under attack and...
The EU ramped up financial pressure on Hungary’s nationalist prime minister just as it needs his support to extend sanctions on Russia...
A vessel carrying 23,000 metric tons of wheat set sail toward Djibouti last week as part of the first Ukrainian...
Poland, Eastern Europe’s largest economy, has flashed a warning to investors after GDP fell 2.3% in the third quarter. The...
The bucolic region around the Polish-Lithuanian border has long been known for its rolling farmlands, serene lakes and historic cities....
Albania became the first country to break diplomatic relations after it expelled Iran’s diplomatic staff and formally broke relations with Tehran over...
Experts believe Russia could use cryptocurrencies to bypass US- and European-imposed sanctions targeting Russian banks, technology companies and aerospace operators—a...
Armenia’s workers are facing wage cuts and widespread layoffs amid rapid currency appreciation, Radio Free Europe’s Tony Wesolowsky reports. After weakening as Russia...