May 22, 2023Published by Michalis Moschos Categories OpinionAccessibility mattersTechnology and AI will play a fundamental role in making the world more inclusive
May 6, 2025Published by Marek Grzegorczyk Categories AnalysisEurope’s social contract reinventedAn ageing continent must find new financing models
April 17, 2025Published by Marek Grzegorczyk Categories AnalysisEmpty nest, full potentialDemographic decline need not signal permanent retreat
April 17, 2025Published by Lika Kobeshavidze Categories OpinionUp in smokeThe EU should scrap its tobacco tax hike
April 13, 2025Published by Marek Grzegorczyk Categories AnalysisFintech’s accessibility reckoningThe European Accessibility Act will reshape how banks and fintechs design their services
April 9, 2025Published by Marek Grzegorczyk Categories AnalysisCroatia’s labour crunchAs Croatia’s beach resorts prepare for another bumper summer, businesses are scrambling—not for tourists, but for workers
April 9, 2025Published by Aram Terzyan Categories OpinionLegislating authoritarianismRussia proves how legal systems can become allies of authoritarians
April 2, 2025Published by Marek Grzegorczyk Categories AnalysisPreparing CEE’s young for the futureStrong regional cooperation could help weaker educational systems catch up
March 29, 2025Published by Craig Turp-Balazs Categories TravelA tale of two beachesVacationing in Dictatorships: International Tourism in Socialist Romania and Franco's Spain, by Adelina Ștefan
March 25, 2025Published by Craig Turp-Balazs Categories AnalysisAmerica’s DEI retreat is Europe’s opportunityUS firms are deleting diversity from their playbooks. Europe should not follow suit
March 10, 2025Published by Marek Grzegorczyk Categories AnalysisCode and prejudiceUkrainian women in exile are struggling for fair pay in tech
March 9, 2025Published by Andrew Wrobel Categories AnalysisReinventing educationThe Last Word: Most education systems still reward specialisation over adaptability, and memorisation over creativity
March 4, 2025Published by Lika Kobeshavidze Categories OpinionGeorgia’s fight for true freedomThe struggle for real independence is far from over
February 19, 2025Published by Marek Grzegorczyk Categories AnalysisRags to richesLandfills once defined CEE’s approach to waste management, but today the region prizes its circular economy
February 15, 2025Published by David Kirichenko Categories AnalysisDiaspora unitedUkraine's diaspora in the US have set aside many of their differences to support their homeland
February 14, 2025Published by Craig Turp-Balazs Categories AnalysisKleptocrats and authoritariansWhat does Transparency’s latest CPI tell us about corruption across Europe?
February 11, 2025Published by Marek Grzegorczyk Categories AnalysisEmbracing reinventionGovernments and businesses should embrace technology-driven solutions to ensure that no community is left behind
February 7, 2025Published by Craig Turp-Balazs Categories Policy NoteDefunding USAID is a terrible ideaIt would harm the foundations of democracy
February 2, 2025Published by Andrew Wrobel Categories AnalysisCan governments reinvent themselves?The Last Word: As businesses adapt, governments seem stuck in slow motion
January 30, 2025Published by Craig Turp-Balazs Categories AnalysisThe brain drain challengeReversing emigration is more than a policy challenge
January 28, 2025Published by Craig Turp-Balazs Categories AnalysisCEE’s carbon compromiseThe green agenda for the next decade
January 27, 2025Published by Marek Grzegorczyk Categories AnalysisThe digital doctor will see you nowFrom Bulgarian villages to Estonian islands, a medical revolution is underway
January 23, 2025Published by Jasper Dietz Categories OpinionLet them inLithuania should accept Belarusian immigrants who believe in democracy
January 22, 2025Published by Marek Grzegorczyk Categories AnalysisThe Silk Road to skillsAs Central Asia's economies reinvent themselves, so are their education systems
January 16, 2025Published by Marek Grzegorczyk Categories AnalysisThe prodigal programmersAfter decades of departure, a growing wave of professionals is coming home
January 15, 2025Published by Craig Turp-Balazs Categories AnalysisDesert bloomsThe unlikely urban renaissance underway in much of Central Asia
January 13, 2025Published by Lika Kobeshavidze Categories OpinionHow Europe can help Georgia protestersTargeted sanctions would be a good start
January 2, 2025Published by Aram Terzyan Categories OpinionPower and protest in YerevanMovements like Holy Struggle highlight the Armenian public’s deep frustration
December 30, 2024Published by Marek Grzegorczyk Categories AnalysisEconomy in focus: KyrgyzstanThe solid growth of recent years continues, but Kyrgyzstan is still playing economic catch up with most of its neighbours
December 29, 2024Published by Andrew Wrobel Categories AnalysisTime to reinvent, not tweak, educationThe Last Word: Education in emerging Europe revolution, not reform