Lithuanian economy pays for the drought
Ukraine wants strong relations with Germany
German chancellor visits Lithuania on Friday, September 14th
Latvia: a sharp decrease of non-resident deposits in bank
Lithuanian airports’ turnover up 23 per cent y/y
Romania: the biggest lender has been sold to Austrian Erste Bank
The Czech Republic introduces stricter mortgage rules
Germany remains the biggest importer of Polish goods and services
Macedonia has a new official name
Construction of the Nord Stream 2 in Germany has just started
Serbia awaits Chinese investments in energy and infrastructure
Latvian ABLV Bank to be liquidated
Poland wants to get rid of GMO
Estonia: the market for medicines expands
Bulgaria: household spending up 13 per cent
German parliamentary elections will be the last of this year the most important political events in Europe. Three main themes in SPD’s program might have consequences for the Central and Southeast Europe.
A clear economic recovery is observed in Poland and the region of Central and Southeast Europe. GDP growth in Poland stood at 4 per cent in the Q1’2017, and the average for the Visegrad Group and Romania is 3.8 per cent. It is the fastest growing region of the EU.
The way in which the Germans circumvent the economic sanctions introduced by the EU after the annexation of Crimea and the Russian embargo on food from Europe, are FDIs in Russia.