The attempt to unite Georgia’s fractured opposition comes in response to the controversial Russian-style “foreign agents” bill, which has sparked huge street protests.
UN General Assembly to debate resolution declaring a day of remembrance for the Srebrenica genocide in Bosnia & Herzegovina this week.
Russia’s leading MOEX index regained its pre-war level after passing 3,500 on May 18 as Russia’s stock market recovers thanks to domestic investment.
The sudden death of Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi in a helicopter crash on May 19 has cast a shadow of uncertainty over the country's political future.
Azerbaijan's national oil and gas company SOCAR is eyeing new Black Sea oil & gas projects, while the Israeli gas field is on hold for now due to the war.
The death of President Ebrahim Raisi has triggered a political crisis in Iran, prompting urgent discussions among the nation’s elite about succession and the future leadership of the Islamic Republic.
The juxtaposition of artificial intelligence and Saudi Arabia might strike most as an unlikely pair but it has been part of the a revamped version of the kingdom for the past few years.
OTP Bank's Ipoteka Bank is serving as a model for the future privatisation of state-owned banks in Uzbekistan and represents a pivotal moment in the country's economic transformation.
Country appears to have quite brazenly emerged as a strategic pitstop for fuel products from Russia rerouted to the EU.
Defence spending has overtaken social spending and now accounts for 8.7% of GDP, Putin says, but spending on National Projects is just as important for Russia's long-term development, Putin told his military commanders.
The shooting of Slovakia’s populist Prime Minister Robert Fico is already the third shooting to shake the country’s politics in six years.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin have jointly called for a political resolution to the ongoing war in Ukraine, during the latter's visit to Beijing on May 16.
Multiple packages of sanctions have been imposed on Russia since the invasion Ukraine, their scale and scope dwarfing those placed on other nations.
EBRd report finds sanctions and trade disruptions have led to transformations in trade patterns across the Emerging Europe and Central Asia region.
Development bank makes downward revision in latest forecasts after worse than expected Q1 figures for Central Europe.
Results from the European Parliament elections next month could have major implications for the EU Green Deal and other climate policy, with far-right politicians expected to win more seats.
Currently, Rosatom controls approximately 70% of the world export market for the construction of nuclear power plants where emerging powers in the global south are trying to boost their energy production and turning to Moscow for nuclear power.
After 20 years in the EU, a comparison of Poland and Romania with Ukraine, which is waiting to join, highlights the prosperity it brings its newest members.
Central Asia’s largest economy hindered by major oil field development delays. Officials must also stay wary of threat posed by secondary sanctions.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has updated the 12 National Projects that were launched in 2019 to transform Russia and improve the quality of life. The programme was upgraded last year to National Projects 2.0 and now have been expanded again.