Slovenia privatizes its biggest bank NBL
Infrastructure Minister wants to regain control over Ukrainian Railways
Transparency International: corruption in Macedonia has worsened
Poland's unemployment drops in April 2016
BiH will get EUR550m loan from IMF
OECD: the employment rate reaches pre-crisis levels, Slovakia with the second highest increase
Will BIH get EUR536.9m loan from the IMF?
Low mortgage rates in the Czech Republic
Ukraine with stronger voice within the IMF
Inspections of petrol stations in Bulgaria due to petrol quality issues
Another German investment in Hungarian automotive sector
Russia has a new proposal for Ukrainian debt restructuring.
New Romanian government accepts 10 per cent increase of the public sector salaries.
The draft of a 2016 budget approved by Bosnia and Herzegovina.
National Bank of Hungary takes over Budapest Stock Exchange
Poland fights for a masterpiece painting stolen during the World War II
Bosnia will get more money from IMF, while Romania will not
What disconcerts people living in the region today is not the fact that they have to cohabitate in multinational countries, but unsatisfactory living conditions: low wages, high unemployment, poverty. In Kosovo 34% of residents live for up to $2 a day.
Bosnia and Hercegovina will not repeat the economic success of Kosovo. The omnipresent corruption, fostered by the bureaucracy and the legal environment of companies, effectively discourage foreign investors from investing in this unstable country.