Новости за 22.03.2018

Slovak President Andrej Kiska appointed Peter Pellegrini of the ruling Smer-SD party to the ...

Bostjan Jazbec said he was "threatened with lynching" because of his role in a bail-in of major Slovenian banks in 2013.

A total of 164,332 shares of Macedonia’s largest bank Komercijalna Banka were traded on the Skopje bourse on March 22 via two block transactions ...

Bulgaria's parliament approved on March 22 highly controversial amendments to the Public Procurement Act that will allow contracts to repair the ...

The cost of the economic reforms announced by Russia's president in his controversial State of the Nation address works out as RUB20.5 trillion ($355bn), more than this year’s entire budget spending plan, bank's report concludes.

Index sentiment growth slows but reaches highest since last June, while capacity utilisation rate stays constant.

Ukraine is following the lead of most countries in the world and Ukrposhta is getting a face lift as well as new banking services to make more out of branches scattered over the whole country.

Blast is the third serious explosion suffered by the company in less than three years.

Londongrad resident Andrei Yakunin, son of the former boss of Russian Railways (RZD), is one expat Russian that could get caught up in the current diplomatic spat between London and Moscow.

Sberbank has become so profitable that its CEO German Gref, a former economics minister who is expected to go back into government in a reshuffle anticipated in May, is keen to do his bit for the country by boosting dividends.

The sale immediately raised questions about the paper’s independence as buyer Adnan Kivan reportedly has close ties to President Petro Poroshenko and is also said to have links to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

Just 63.23% of Romanians have a cinema within a 30-minute drive, and there are far fewer cinema screens per capita across the Central and Southeast European EU member states than in the western part of the bloc.

New store openings to position Obuv Rossii as a key beneficiary of the ongoing recovery of consumer demand in Russia, BCS analysts forecast.

After years of negotiation, a change of government and repeated tear gas attacks, Kosovan parliament finally approves deal that will pave the way for its citizens to travel visa-free to the EU.

Turkey’s March 21 announcement that it is to send a drill ship to waters off Cyprus could worsen a showdown over natural gas and oil deposits. US ...

Major companies have sketched plans to invest in new chemicals capacity ahead of an expected hike in Black Sea offshore gas production.