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bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – What is on the table in Munich to bring the war in Ukraine to an end?
What’s on the table at the Munich Security Conference and the rise of the multipolar...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Russian gas supplies to Europe via TurkStream hit new all-time high in January
New European energy...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Viktor Orban calls for "elimination of Soros network"
Orban making...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Mass protests against Slovakia's Fico
Slovakia...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Bank deposits are back as Russian’s favourite investment in 2024
Russians take it to the...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – US, Ukraine and Russia all soften their positions ahead of mooted ceasefire talks
Creeping towards ceasefire...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – “Unchained” Trump is main risk to Emerging Europe growth prospects
The actions of an “unchained” Donald Trump are the main downside risk to what is otherwise a relatively bright growth forecast for the countries of Central, Eastern and Southeast Europe...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Missing money, delayed arms deliveries and demands for mining deals, Ukraine's relations with Trump are off to a rocky start
Ukraine off to rocky start with Trump and the death of the unipolar world...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Shopping boycotts launched across the Balkans
Unrest spreads in Southeast...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Russian military withdraws from Syria amid tensions with Damascus regime
Russian, Syrian deal gone...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Central and Eastern European banks defy expectations with robust 2024 earnings
A new report from Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI) on banking in Central, Eastern and Southeast Europe, covered on our site today, paints a remarkably resilient picture of the...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Serbian Prime Minister Vucevic resigns after weeks of mass protests
Serbia’s Prime Minister Milos Vucevic resigned on January 28 following weeks of student-led anti-government protests. While government officials have previously tried to placate the protesters...