Новости за 24.04.2018

Big Turkish conglomerate Dogus Holding could reportedly turn out to be a “canary in the coal mine” for Turkey’s corporate debt problems, ...

Russia’s real estate market is coming back to life on the back of the ongoing economic recovery, and with few new buildings coming on the market prices are being pushed up and vacancy rates driven down.

Despite his forceful calls for cheaper money, critics say President Erdogan won’t want to see a hard landing ahead of landmark polls that could deliver him one-man rule.

G7 foreign ministers promised unity in the face of Russian aggression but in an irony that highlights the changing balance of power went on to call on Moscow to help resolve the conflict in Syria.

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko drop out of the list of the top-10 richest people in Ukraine, according to the Ukrainian magazine Focus.

A huge fire broke out at the Everest urban waste recycling plant in Albanian village of Kashar near Tirana, which totally burnt down the factory ...

Northern Bucharest remains the most popular area for developers, but as the city becomes increasingly congested, rival hubs are springing up in districts made accessible by the construction of new metro lines and other transport infrastructure.

When Russia hooked its capital markets into the global financial system in 2012 it caused a revolution. Billions of dollars poured into the local government bond market. Now Kazakhstan and Ukraine want to join the party.

Romania’s government has appealed to the Constitutional Court after President Klaus Iohannis refused to endorse the government’s request to ...

Russia has offered Tajikistan observer status in the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU), Avesta news agency reported on April 20, citing remarks made by ...

Turkmenistan has committed to covering 85% of the project’s costs and Uzbekistan’s support would bring some welcome relief given Ashgabat’s current financial woes.

Major stakes in Moldova's two largest banks have been up for sale for months after being confiscated from colluding shareholders.

Few weeks ago Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko broke the news that Ukraine might finally get its own independent church. Breaking off from the Moscow Patriarchy is another big step in creating an independent Ukrainian identity.

Now the hard part starts. After 11-day long street protests toppled Prime Minster Serzh Sarkisian on April 23, the representatives of the protesters face the daunting task of transitioning peacefully to a new government.