The economic trajectories of Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries are drifting apart, with growth, inflation and policy direction showing increasing divergence. According to a recent commentary by ING, Poland and the Czech Republic are …
In Great Yarmouth there are some signs of regeneration: the vast glass palace of the Winter Gardens is being refurbished and the ornate Cafe 1903 next to the historic Hippodrome is busy. But the bustling tourist industry of the Edwardian era is long gone. …
BASF produces the renewable ammonia grades at its Verbund site in Ludwigshafen, Germany, by feeding hydrogen into the ammonia plant which reduces the plant’s natural gas consumption. With two new renewable ammonia grades – renewable ammonia and renewable …
Members of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) signed a declaration in early April supporting gender equality and women’s empowerment in Central Asia. Specifically, Written Declaration No. 806 (Doc. 16154, 8 April) calls for gender …
Adventurous hikers now have access to see a different side of Kyrgyzstan. The Kyrgyz Nomad Trail (KNT) is a 1,243-mile (2,000-kilometer) long-distance hiking trail in northern and eastern Kyrgyzstan, which make it the longest trail network in Central Asia. …
There was a gathering of the ghouls in Moscow yesterday as Russia held its own commemoration of the end of the Second World War in Europe 80 years ago. Somewhat ironically for an event meant to mark the final surrender of a terrible tyranny, President …
Most people don’t care about laws made in Europe. And who can blame them? They’re long, they’re boring, and they seem to have nothing to do with life here in India. Europe sets the rules, India writes the code But one new law from Brussels just landed. It’ …
SICK of the busy crowds, bumping shoulders with strangers and fighting for the best selfie spot? Well, no more. Which? has discovered the most overpopulated tourist destinations around in Europe, and the least busy ones where we should be exploring instead …
The past week has seen rate cuts from the Bank of England, and Polish and Czech central banks, while Sweden and Norway look poised to cut in the coming months after keeping rates on hold. In contrast, the Fed stuck to its guns and appears in no rush to …
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