Two main objectives of the reform of Croatian tax system are increase of the sustainability of the public debt and promotion of the economic growth and employment.

European experts discussed problems that Europe is facing and will face: the Russian threat (or opportunity), globalization, ageing, migration, good governance, finance trade and macroeconomics.

Ukraine to get EUR25m more in 2017-2018 from EU

The Slovak Republic: increased sale of electric cars

Moldovan cabinet approves the increase of the lump-sum allowance for first childbirth

Ukrainian cabinet approves action plan for „Open Government” 2016-2018

Moldova will improve monitoring use of European funds

Romania: ArcelorMittal invests EUR6.5m in Galati steel plant

Ukrainian politicians are counting on a new Marshall plan that would benefit their country. The chances for the implementation of this idea are very slim.

The current ‘polycrisis’ is a chance to overhaul the EU, said Guy Verhofstadt, but Euroscepticism widens in the Balkans due to the perceived absence of the European order in the region.

The first three months since the selection of the Pole Wojciech Balczun as a head of the Ukrainian State Railways "Ukrzaliznytsia" were full of interesting events.

Ukraine’ economy is among the most energy-intensive in the world, and the potential for improving energy efficiency is accordingly large.

Unlike its southern neighbors, Croatia postulates itself in ‘South-eastern Europe’ rather than in the ‘Balkans’ or ‘former Yugoslavia’.

Poland has been growing steadily over the past years, with 3.6 per cent growth in 2015, although some policies of the government, in office since November 2015, have dented investor sentiment and could slow growth, according to an IMF Survey 'Poland: Strong Institutions a Must For Steady Growth' published in July.