Safety begins with infrastructure
The article discusses the importance of integrating industry, civil infrastructure, and defense systems to enhance national resilience against crises, highlighted during the 18th European Economic Congress.
Yannis Stournaras to Reuters: A protracted conflict in Iran would increase inflation, the ECB should show "flexibility"
Yannis Stournaras, Greece's central bank governor, suggests that ongoing conflicts, particularly involving Iran, could lead to increased inflation in Europe and urges the ECB to keep its options open on interest rates.
The European Union must be central to a solution. It must not limit itself to mere formalities
Italy's Deputy Foreign Minister Edmondo Cirielli emphasizes the need for the EU to play a significant role in resolving the conflict with Iran, eschewing mere formal statements.
Climate warming forces the migration to breed earlier
Climate change is causing migratory birds, such as the snipe, to breed earlier in Central and Northern Europe, according to Italian researchers.
Věra Jourová is to become a member of the Ethics Committee of the European Central Bank
Věra Jourová is expected to join the Ethics Committee of the European Central Bank (ECB).
Germany: A small but unexpected decrease in inflation in February
Inflation in Germany unexpectedly fell to 2% year-on-year in February, according to preliminary data from the federal statistical office.
Central Bank Suffers: Another Billion Loss for the ECB
The European Central Bank reported a billion euro loss for the fiscal year, though lower than the previous year's loss.
The ECB reduces its losses to 1.254 billion and sees the value of its gold reserves grow
The European Central Bank reports a reduced loss of 1.254 billion euros while the value of its gold reserves increases.
Poland will build the largest airport in Central Europe. It was designed by Norman Foster
Poland is set to construct the largest airport in Central Europe, designed by the renowned architect Norman Foster.
Agreements - fuel for the Vertical Corridor in Washington - What are the next steps
New agreements on natural gas production and supply were signed in Washington, marking a significant step forward for the Vertical Corridor initiative in Central and Eastern Europe.
A continental revolution is brewing in Europe
The article discusses the contrast between US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's experiences at the Munich Security Conference and his subsequent meetings in Central Europe, highlighting a shift towards nationalism and sovereignty in the region.
Joint Statement of the 13 Ministers of the Countries of the Vertical Corridor – What Was Agreed at the Summit
Energy ministers from Central and Eastern European countries, along with representatives from the USA, signed a joint declaration to enhance natural gas supply security in the region.
Mergers and Acquisitions: Is Poland a Risky Market?
The article discusses the burgeoning M&A market in Central Eastern Europe, particularly in Poland, highlighting the increasing relevance of insurance policies that cover undisclosed risks in such transactions.
Klaas Knot: Gloom and doom on Europe's future is overblown
Klaas Knot, former president of the Dutch central bank, asserts that negative forecasts regarding Europe's future are exaggerated, while acknowledging the need for continued progress within the continent.
Tomio Okamura Probably Won't Be Happy with My Book, Says Writer Vratislav Maňák About His New Work
Czech writer Vratislav Maňák discusses his new book 'S Wittgensteinem v gay sauně' which explores male homosexuality in contemporary Central Europe.
The War Pipeline. How Druzhba Divides Central Europe
This article discusses how the Druzhba pipeline impacts geopolitical divides in Central Europe.
Ukrainian Strike on Oil Pumping Unit More Than 1,200 Kilometers from the Border
Ukrainian drones attacked an oil pumping unit serving the Druzhba pipeline, impacting oil supplies to Central Europe and escalating tensions with Hungary and Slovakia.
Ukrainian Strike in Almetyevsk / The Flames Are at the Place Where the Druzhba Pipeline Begins. It's Even More Important Than Brody
A Ukrainian military operation in Almetyevsk has struck a vital point of Russia's oil infrastructure, potentially impacting oil supplies to Central Europe.
LYNX – a new legal brand for Central and Eastern Europe
LYNX is a new legal brand formed from the merger of two law firms in Central and Eastern Europe, now employing over 200 lawyers across 13 offices.
Who Pays for Russia's War? Neighbors of Czechia Are on the List
The article discusses how ongoing Russian aggression in Ukraine is financed by fossil fuel exports, with significant buyers including neighboring Central European countries.
FT: Greece seeks a central role in the European natural gas market
An article highlights Greece's ambition to establish itself as a key entry point for LNG imports into Europe amid the transition to ban Russian natural gas.
Financial Times: Greece a Central Player in the European Market after Russian Gas
The Financial Times reports that Greece is emerging as the southern gateway to Europe for liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports, particularly from the US, as the EU prepares for a full ban on Russian gas by 2027.
Lagarde Plans to Complete Her Mandate at the Head of the European Central Bank
Christine Lagarde intends to finish her term as president of the European Central Bank (ECB).
ECB President: Lagarde wants to complete her full term
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, has confirmed her intention to serve out her full term amid speculation about a possible early resignation.
Serhij Zhadan: Central European countries may be the next targets of Russia
Ukrainian writer Serhij Zhadan warns that Central European countries could become the next targets in Russia's aggressive expansion.
Money, I'm going to live alone and I'm looking for a house
The article discusses the implications of Christine Lagarde's resignation from the European Central Bank and how it impacts the future of the EU, particularly in relation to young people's housing autonomy.
ECB: Enough of the Cunning. It's About Christine Lagarde's Legacy
The independence of the European Central Bank is threatened by a possible political intervention to remove its president, Christine Lagarde, early due to upcoming elections in France.
Spring Heat Wave Spreads Across Europe: This Is What Happens in Finland
A forecast predicts an unusual heat wave in Central Europe, although Finland will not benefit from these warmer temperatures.
Why Trump's tariffs did not 'bend' China's export 'muscle'?
A study from the European Central Bank suggests that Trump's tariffs have had a limited impact on China's export capabilities, primarily due to other underlying economic factors.
Newspaper: Lagarde may leave the position of ECB president before the end of her term
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, may leave her position before the upcoming French presidential elections next year, according to the Financial Times.
European Central Bank: Report: Lagarde is likely to leave the ECB prematurely
Christine Lagarde, the President of the European Central Bank, is reportedly expected to leave her position before the end of her term, which is set to last until October 2027.
Financial Times: Lagarde considers early departure from the ECB
Christine Lagarde, the President of the European Central Bank, is expected to step down before the end of her term in October 2027, according to reports from the Financial Times.
TUI enters Romania. Another step in the expansion in Central and Eastern Europe
TUI launches its operations in Romania as part of its strategy to expand in Central and Eastern Europe, aiming to tap into the region's tourism growth potential.
Body assures that Spain wants to play a prominent role in the new ECB council
Spain is preparing to take a significant role in the next European Central Bank (ECB) council as the government eyes upcoming changes.
Iconic goulash with a special seasoning: so delicious that it will disappear as soon as it's served
The article presents a recipe for a traditional goulash made with boneless pork shoulder, emphasizing its preparation and the rich flavors that make it a lasting dish in Central and Eastern Europe.
Editor of EUobserver: Central Europe has long been overlooked in Western media, but this will change with the partnership with Denník N
Denník N has partnered with EUobserver to increase coverage of Central European news in Brussels.
Mintos Begins Process of Obtaining Banking License from ECB
Latvian investment platform Mintos has initiated the process of acquiring a banking license from the European Central Bank (ECB).
Mintos starts process to obtain a banking license from the European Central Bank
The company Mintos is initiating the process to obtain a banking license, which it predicts will take 12 to 18 months to complete, aimed at strengthening investor confidence and expanding its financial infrastructure across Europe.
Eduard Hallberg wanted his girlfriend in the hotel - Olympic Committee prevented
Finnish alpine ski star Eduard Hallberg's parents are on a seven-week journey across Central Europe for his Olympic debut in Bormio, but a request to have his girlfriend stay at the hotel was blocked by the Olympic Committee.
Expert: Orbán is left with nothing to gain after Rubio's visit
An expert suggests that Viktor Orbán may not receive the intended diplomatic benefits from Marco Rubio's recent visit to Hungary.
Expert: The biggest effect of the visit was that traffic came to a standstill for a few hours
The visit between US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán caused significant traffic disruptions.
We should have our own nuclear program, said the Polish president
Polish President suggests the need for Poland to develop its own nuclear program during a recent address.
Rubio showcases clear US support for Orbán in Budapest ahead of April elections
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has openly expressed Washington's strong support for Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán ahead of the legislative elections on April 12.
"The Legacy of Inefficiency". Why Are Water Services So Expensive in Our Country?
The article analyzes the high energy footprint of water services in Central and Eastern Europe compared to developed nations, highlighting inefficiencies and the impact of artificially low water tariffs.
Rubio on Hungary: relations with Orbán are vital to US national interests
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized the importance of US-Hungary relations during a meeting with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in Budapest.
Šťastný: "I have a vision of hosting the Winter Olympics in the Czech Republic." He also revealed when and with whom
Czech Minister for Sport Boris Šťastný envisions hosting the Winter Olympics in Czechia, potentially in 2036 or 2038, advocating for a collaborative approach with neighboring Central European countries.
Report from the 'nest of globalists' / When will the USA take us seriously?
The article discusses the recent conference of the Central European Aspen Institute held in Prague, focusing on its reputation and implications for US-European relations.
Several people killed in avalanches in Central Europe
Avalanches in Central Europe have claimed the lives of at least five individuals, according to officials' reports.
Monetary Policy Thaw: Curbed Inflation Fuels Hope for Interest Rate Cuts in the East
In Eastern Central Europe, higher interest rates than in the Eurozone are showing signs of decline, raising hopes for potential rate cuts by 2026.
ECB: The "Key" is the Consistency of the Supervisory Framework for the Asset Management Market
The European Central Bank emphasizes the need for a unified supervisory framework for the asset management sector in light of its rapid growth.