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Section: Emerging Europe (UK)

      Ukraine’s Pro-change Atmosphere Says “Welcome!”
      Apr29

      Ukraine’s Pro-change Atmosphere Says “Welcome!”

      I have been to Ukraine quite a few times but I don’t think I will ever forget my visit to Kyiv in November 2013. Not that it was special for me in any way, but it did mark the end of the pre-Maidan Ukraine. The events that unfurled only about ten days after I left to return to London, resulted first in President Yanukovich’s escape to...

      Globalisation Needs to Work, Not Only for the Few but for the Most and in Demonstrable Ways
      Apr28

      Globalisation Needs to Work, Not Only for the Few but for the Most and in Demonstrable Ways

      Building a green economy is a new trend, now, for every country. But still, many countries are concerned about environmental limitations that can slow down the economic growth. The emerging Europe countries are now entering a period of slower growth. Despite the fact that the income gap with Western Europe countries has become narrower, not...

      Danish companies Support and Assist Ukraine’s Economic Transition
      Apr26

      Danish companies Support and Assist Ukraine’s Economic Transition

      Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko felt quite content, during his visit to Copenhagen in early April 2017, when he heard leading Danish companies that already work, or plan to invest, in Ukraine say that they had already noticed practical results of the reforms. “This is a very good advertisement for potential investors to come and work with...

      Longstanding Early Investors Say Ukraine Offers Foreign Manufacturers Great Prospects
      Apr15

      Longstanding Early Investors Say Ukraine Offers Foreign Manufacturers Great Prospects

      Since the beginning of the military conflict in eastern Ukraine, quite a few foreign companies have left the country. Other firms decided to stay and grow the business, however, seeing Ukraine as a great location for their manufacturing facilities. Decades of experience Ansgar Bornemann, Head of Nestlé in Ukraine and Moldova, says it has been a...

      Transition in Government and the Economy Remains Vital in CEE
      Apr15

      Transition in Government and the Economy Remains Vital in CEE

      As the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) holds its annual meeting in Cyprus, the political and economic landscape across transition economies is perhaps one of the most difficult that the EBRD has faced since the early 1990s. The rise of authoritarian populism, the acceleration of centrifugal forces in Europe, and the...

      Start Making Connections for the Opportunities Ukraine is Currently Offering
      Apr11

      Start Making Connections for the Opportunities Ukraine is Currently Offering

      The land law will help to improve the land market but its influence on the agricultural industry in general is still hard to estimate, says Andriy Dovbenko, Managing Partner at N&D Law Firm. He spoke to Jerry Cameron about the new regulation that the Ukrainian government is working on, as well as the legal framework for making an investment...

      See the New Ukraine and Benefit From the Best by Partnering or Investing in IT
      Apr10

      See the New Ukraine and Benefit From the Best by Partnering or Investing in IT

      Saying that Ukraine is an attractive but difficult market is nothing new. Situated in the heart of Europe, it is close, big and well-educated. It is cheap and abundant in resources, both natural and human. It is industrial, agricultural and hi-tech. However, at the same time it is unstable; it is corrupt; it has contradicting laws, unjust courts...

      Emerging Europe: Happy Alike and Unhappy in Their Own Ways
      Apr10

      Emerging Europe: Happy Alike and Unhappy in Their Own Ways

      Inclusion and green growth are aspects that some emerging Europe countries have not really started taking seriously enough, so institutions like ours need to further increase support and to invest more in both aspects, says Sergei Guriev, chief economist at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). He spoke to Andrew Wrobel...

      The Innovation District IT Park Will Help Lviv Cecome CEE’s IT Hub
      Apr02

      The Innovation District IT Park Will Help Lviv Cecome CEE’s IT Hub

      With the fast-developing IT sector and most IT firms occupying refurbished Soviet-era office buildings, demand for modern office space is sky-rocketing, says Volodymyr Zhenchak, CEO and the owner of Galereja Centre Ltd, which has developed the Forum Lviv shopping centre, and vice-chairman of the board of the shopping centre. He spoke to Eva...

      The Eurovision Song Contest Is a Perfect Showcase for Ukraine’s Talent and Warmth
      Mar26

      The Eurovision Song Contest Is a Perfect Showcase for Ukraine’s Talent and Warmth

      O.Torvald is the fourteenth Ukrainian act to appear in the Eurovision song contest. The country joined the family in 2003 and won the competition a year later with Ruslana’s Wild Dances. In 2007, Verka Serduchka came second with Dancing Lasha Tumbai. In 2008, the performer’s success was repeated by Ani Lorak, who sang Shady lady. In...