Новости за 18.10.2017

Hungary-based no-frills airline Wizz Air has set up subsidiary in the United Kingdom and is considering acquiring an air operators certificate ...

Montenegro’s court in Podgorica sentenced Milan Knezevic, one of the leaders of pro-Russian opposition Democratic Front, to 7 months in ...

Non-binding resolution proclaims Republika Srpska's military neutrality and says it will coordinate its future status with Serbia - angering Bosniak leaders who called the move a "flagrant violation of the Dayton peace agreement".

Former Albanian interior minister Saimir Tahiri has been accused of links with drug traffickers after his name was mentioned in a series of ...

Russian banks have been actively blocking accounts of small and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) lately as a reaction to the tough banking sector ...

Russian central bank blacklist comprises senior bankers from bankrupt lenders who are barred from working in the industry for five years and may not hold more than 10% in any local bank.

The GDP of Belarus increased by 1.7% year-on-year in January-September following a 1.6 y/y growth in January-August, the country' Prime Minister Andrei Kobyakov told a government meeting on October 17.

€215mn loans for Serbia's 158 MW Čibuk wind farm to help harness wind energy in a region still heavily reliant on coal power.

Liberty Bank, the third largest lender in Georgia, announced on October 13 that a Netherlands-based company, the European Financial Group, ...

Malta-based EXANTE to support cryptocurrency development in Kazakhstan, as the authorities seek to turn its capital Astana into an "international hub for blockchain operations" by developing crypto asset markets.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan received a warm welcome from his Polish peer Andrzej Duda on October 17, as Warsaw said it supported ...

Court says pro-Russian Dodon can be suspended for repeated refusal to appoint defence minister proposed by the government, while president slams decision he says will allow oligarch Vlad Plahotnuic to become prime minister.