Battered by sky-high electricity prices, Czechs reckon with prospect of energy poverty
Prague, Czech Republic – Only a year ago, the Czech Republic may not have been an obvious choice for expertsContinue Reading
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Prague, Czech Republic – Only a year ago, the Czech Republic may not have been an obvious choice for expertsContinue Reading
Prague, Czech Republic – On July 1, the Czech Republic assumed its rotational six-month presidency of the Council of theContinue Reading
Prague, Czech Republic – For a string of businesses, appealing to audiences outside of Central Europe may be a wholeContinue Reading
Warsaw, Poland – Touted as the largest infrastructure project in the Baltics in over 100 years, the Rail Baltica high-speedContinue Reading
On September 26-27, 2000, thousands of anti-globalisation protesters gathered in Prague in an attempt to disrupt the summit of theContinue Reading
Prague, Czech Republic – The Czech government of Prime Minister Petr Fiala has set caps on electricity and gas pricesContinue Reading
Warsaw, Poland – With unemployment in Poland plummeting to 2.7%, the second lowest level in the EU after neighbouring CzechContinue Reading
Prague, Czech Republic – There are always a lot of controversies when a country decides to welcome the gambling industry.Continue Reading
Krakow, Poland – Central Europe is famous for many things. The red roofs of Prague, the hot springs and thermalContinue Reading
Budapest, Hungary – A businesswoman’s opinion on the Hungarian government’s sudden tax reform. On July 11, more than 300,000 HungarianContinue Reading