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Three Seas Summit in Poland
Jan DaraszNot only the US President Donald Trump took part in the Summit but also other heads of state and government who had convened for the Three Seas Initiative, the beginnings of which were formally signed.
Poland – the great work in progress
Jan DaraszThe Poland’s ruling party intellectual motor is the every year conference entitled “Poland, the Great Project” and provides an insight into current government thinking, as well as how it is translated into policy.
China precisely planned
Bogdan GóralczykEurope is increasingly aware of Chinese economic and financial power, and the Chinese authorities are already preparing a leap in innovation and technology.
eCommerce notes strong growth in Central and Southeast Europe
Jo HarperThe Retail Revolutions report by international real estate adviser Savills published in June shows how retail stores are being turned into showrooms, where products are not stored but put out for customers to see.
The Baltic states chose fintech
Mirosław CiesielskiLithuania, Latvia and Estonia are seeking to create an environment favoring entrepreneurship, modern technologies and international talents, and they already have something to boast about.
Fortum plans Estonia’s first solar park
Jo HarperThe Finnish utility company, Fortum plans to build a photovoltaic plant in Estonia near Tartu, the Baltic state's second largest city.
Does “Roam like at Home” really mean free of charge roaming?
Tomasz ŚwiderekThe “Roam like at Home” rule becomes effective in all European Union countries. It means that mobile roaming fees should disappear.
EBRD and Albania to strengthen work on renewable sources
Jo HarperThe European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the government of Albania have agreed to increase support for the development of renewable sources of energy in the country.
Romania is not taking advantage of economic gains from the digital economy
Jo HarperWorld Bank warns Romania that it’s not making the most of potential gains from the digital economy, despite an advanced internet infrastructure that enables top broadband speeds.
Digital inequality deepens economic inequality
Tomasz ŚwiderekEurope is clearly divided into two speeds when it comes to the internet and its use by citizens, companies and governments.