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05.09.2018

The overlooked problem of women’s pensions

One of the key issues in the economic debate across the world, and in particular in the developed countries, is the inadequate funding of retirement pensions. However, the fact that this problem is much more serious in the case of women has been overlooked.

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31.08.2018

Circular economy – the European Commission’s idea for the waste management

According to the new guidelines of the European Commission, the share of recycled municipal waste will increase to 65 per cent. The EC announced that the EU will become a global leader in waste management and processing of recyclable materials.

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13.08.2018

Latvian employment and salaries

The latest Latvian figures show Latvian unemployment rates are still above the EU rate. However, salaries increased in all Baltic countries.

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08.08.2018

European banks exposed to increased market risk pressure

The market risk for the European banking sector–associated with growing volatility, potential liquidity shortages and the possibility of drops in asset prices–increased at the turn of the year and is currently at a high level.

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(Ken Teegardin, CC BY-SA)
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06.08.2018

The EU budget must undergo serious changes

According to the economists at the Bruegel Institute, the future EU budget, including new tasks in the area of security, migration and protection of external borders, requires greater funding and changes in the structure of assistance programs.

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(Lukasz Duleba, CC BY-NC)
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03.08.2018

We are entering a new era of mass migration

The experts from the Economist Intelligence Unit are pointing out that the population of Central and Southeast Europe will decrease by nearly 34 million people over the next 33 years.

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01.08.2018

Baltic energy goes through serious changes

Estonian energy company, Eesti Energia takes over renewable energy developer Nelja Energia. The value of the transaction is EUR289m. The Baltic States’ electricity systems will be connected to the Continental European Network (CEN) via Poland by 2025.

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(Mary Crandall, CC BY-NC-ND)
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26.07.2018

The many faces of capitalism in Europe

The model of capitalism emerging in Central and Southeast Europe is similar to the Southern European model. The region is so diverse, however, that a homogeneous regional model of the economy is unlikely to develop.

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19.07.2018

China announces new investments in the Balkans

Beijing is ready for new investments in the Central and Southeast Europe (CSE), as it was confirmed during the 16 plus 1 summit in Sofia, Bulgaria.

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17.07.2018

European Commission: Part of the central banks’ profits should go to the EU budget

The European Commission proposes that a portion of the central banks' profits from the Eurozone should be transferred to the European Union’s budget as a form of national contribution.

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