Europe and Central Asia’s governments are spending more than ever on steering their economies. They are mostly pointing in ...

Tajikistan's IT sector barely exists. Recent digital governance initiatives, however, do at least suggest ambition.

Readiness beats past performance. It is still considered good management to hit your numbers. Revenue targets met, costs ...

Europe throws billions at its defence sector. Ukrainian housewives, those kitchen-table innovators, are already cashing in.

Armenia's economy is thriving as it loosens ties with Russia and looks towards Brussels. That may be no coincidence.

Hungary’s economy and exhausted growth model may depend on a change of government in April to get moving again.

When predictability becomes the product. In a hall full of global executives in Beijing last week, the pitch was not what it used to be. No talk of breakneck growth, no grand promises of limitless ...

With ICT exports at 5.02 per cent of GDP and value added at 8.51 per cent, the Serbia IT sector is the most export-oriented ...

From mental health to futuristic operating tables—Moldova is attracting foreigners and daring to change the usual way of treating brain tumours. Walking through the maze ...

Artificial intelligence was supposed to make work fairer. New data suggest it may be doing the opposite, creating an AI gender gap.

The EU trade and defence deals with Australia are really about minerals, missiles, and the retreat of American reliability.

As governments reconsider global trade in a more fragmented and contested world, they should look beyond agreements and ...