Marek Grzegorczyk

Mining-driven economic growth since 2023 has lifted Mongolia to upper-middle income status, but despite this strong growth, further diversification is necessary.

Poland’s upcoming presidency of the European Council comes at a time when Europe is facing many challenges, but also many opportunities.

For a former president to take part in a start-up's first major funding round is exceptional, but then Estonia’s start-up is precisely that: exceptional. 

Studenac believes that the IPO and subsequent listing on the Warsaw and Zagreb stock exchanges will facilitate further growth by enhancing the company’s profile, brand recognition and credibility.

Both Ukraine's public and private sectors continue to develop digital tools worthy of the world's interest and investment.

With its abundance of tech talent, favourable regulatory environments, and growing demand for digital financial solutions, the region is well-positioned to become a global leader in financial technology.  

The mismatch between education and the needs of the labour market is resulting in a significant waste of human potential and is partly behind the brain drain affecting many of the region’s countries.

Through strategic investments, robust infrastructure, and forward-thinking governance, Stara Zagora is fast becoming the epicentre of Bulgaria’s automotive sector, drawing both domestic and international companies to its industrial zones. Stara Zagora’s emergence as a leader in the automotive industry is no accident. Its geographic location in the heart of Bulgaria provides unmatched connectivity to major …

In the race for semiconductor self-sufficiency, Poland may well become one of Europe’s leading contenders—carving out a space for itself in a market dominated by the world’s tech giants. 

Stara Zagora in Bulgaria has become a hub of innovation in several key sectors, from automotive to renewable energy. Emerging Europe speaks with the city’s mayor, Zhivko Todorov, about its progress, and its plans for the future.