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Russia’s declining arms exports
Filip BrokešAccording to the world-renowned Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) Russian exports of major arms decreased by 17 per cent between 2009-13 and 2014-18.
Croatia’s LNG plans feed into EU’s brave new gas world
Jo HarperA multipolar network of energy hubs is emerging in the Central and Southeast Europe. The political dynamics of the interconnection process, between Russian sources and new sources from the US and elsewhere, leave some...
M&A and IPO: 2018 was a generally successful year
Tomasz ŚwiderekIn 2018, despite numerous turbulences, the M&A and IPO markets saw increases in the total value of transaction. According to experts, this year should still be good on both markets.
CSE holds great energy-saving potential
Maria BnińskaThe transition towards low-carbon energy in Central and Southeast Europe (CSE) opens up new investment opportunities via innovative, cost-effective technologies.
Chinese arrival on the Adriatic: Dubrovnik 16+1 summit
Vedran ObućinaCroatian tourist pearl, Dubrovnik, hosted the 9th 16+1 summit of the Central and Southeast European (CSE) countries and China. The idea was born after the first Economic-Trade Forum in 2011 in Budapest.
Poland pushes ahead with gas import plans
Jo HarperIn 2018, Poland's state-owned oil&gas company, PGNiG signed long-term agreements for liquefied natural gas (LNG) deliveries from the US companies.
New strategies to change the Croatian wholesale and retail market
Vedran ObućinaThe bankrupted company, Agrokor changed its name to Fortenova Group. It means that the creditors’ claims will be transferred to the new group.
Ukraine is searching for new maritime transport solutions
Michał KozakThe blockade of Ukrainian ports on the Sea of Azov could have serious consequences for country’s economy. One solution would be to reroute the flow of goods to ports located on the Black Sea.
EU-Russia power struggle flashes in Kaliningrad
Jo HarperRussia has recently launched a new power plant to make its Kaliningrad exclave electricity and gas self-reliant, as its EU neighbors unplug their power grids from Russia.
Nord Stream 2 pipeline project gets an orange light
Filip BrokešIn February, EU officials agreed to amend the Gas Directive adding new rules for gas pipelines to and from third countries. The long-debated measure is aimed at the Russian-supported Nord Stream 2 pipeline.