SEE Data

Southeast Europe Data

Depending on the point of view, but we like it all from Istanbul to Ljubljana.

Current platform capacity in Slovenia, Croatia & Serbia:

 PDF download of the SEE cluster data with sources

Note that we just search, research & build the data set, rather than making any claims to their representation or appropriateness. We do think though that individually they may serve as guides to further research & analysis, and jointly represent a good enough rough indicator of how a certain country or cluster stands comparatively. If you need the raw XLS data file or specific further analysis, please do write us with a genuine interest in Emerging Market Data.

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Slovenian PM supporting the FL

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rooster turkey grievances…

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  • GR8 Tech at iGB L!VE London: Welcome to the Heavyweight Club 
    on June 4, 2025

    GR8 Tech is stepping into the ring at booth U34 at iGB L!VE London 2025 with a message that pulls no punches: The Heavyweight Club is where the next champions of iGaming are forged. GR8 Tech’s presence at the upcoming event is inspired by the relentless spirit of world heavyweight boxing champion Oleksandr Usyk—the co-founder GR8 Tech at iGB L!VE London: Welcome to the Heavyweight Club  was originally published on Emerging Europe.

  • GR8 Tech and Ready to Fight made the iGaming industry sweat
    on May 22, 2025

    Push-ups in parks, plank jacks in playgrounds, burpees in boardrooms—with the launch of the #SelfPerformanceChallenge, GR8 Tech and Ready to Fight turned LinkedIn into a high-performance fitness arena, and the iGaming industry rose to the challenge.  Several dozen professionals, from managers to CEOs and founders, joined in from across the world, representing iGaming companies and GR8 Tech and Ready to Fight made the iGaming industry sweat was originally published on Emerging Europe.

  • Kazakhstan is betting on code, not commodities
    on May 19, 2025

    Digitalisation alone won’t make Kazakhstan a tech powerhouse. But when combined with clear strategy, cross-sector collaboration, and openness to global standards, it can become a blueprint. When Kazakhstan declared independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, it inherited vast oil reserves, a launch pad to space, and the skeletal framework of a centrally planned economy. Kazakhstan is betting on code, not commodities was originally published on Emerging Europe.

  • The last word: What if the experience itself needs reinventing?
    on May 18, 2025

    We’ve spent decades optimising, streamlining, and redesigning customer experiences. But what if all this refinement is simply polishing an outdated model? A couple of weeks ago, I had the chance to open the CX Outsourcers Mindshare event in Munich. I didn’t begin with a forecast or a prediction. I began with a question: What if The last word: What if the experience itself needs reinventing? was originally published on Emerging Europe.

  • Graduation ceremony marks completion of the ‘Trade Fair Assistance for SMEs in Georgia’ programme
    on May 16, 2025

    This event celebrated the successful completion of a comprehensive capacity-building journey for Georgian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), carried out by the Visionest Institute as a contractor for ESTDEV.  The programme aimed to enhance the international competitiveness of Georgian SMEs – particularly in the fashion, kidswear, and leather sectors – by providing them with the Graduation ceremony marks completion of the ‘Trade Fair Assistance for SMEs in Georgia’ programme was originally published on Emerging Europe.

  • The Eastern European cyber warriors taking on authoritarian regimes
    on May 16, 2025

    In Belarus, hackers operate with surgical precision and intense secrecy. In Ukraine, they unleash digital ‘guns blazing’ attacks. Yet both cyber resistance groups share a common mission: undermining the authoritarian regimes that threaten their homelands. The work done behind the scenes on the cyber front often goes unrecognised. Yet in reality, both the IT Army The Eastern European cyber warriors taking on authoritarian regimes was originally published on Emerging Europe.

  • The lev’s last dance
    on May 15, 2025

    Bulgaria’s journey to the eurozone faces political hurdles, but economic gains beckon. Bulgaria’s currency, the lev, has been pegged to the euro since 1997 (initially to the Deutsche Mark and later to its successor). Yet despite this long monetary engagement, the actual wedding date—when Bulgaria formally adopts the single currency—has proved elusive. Now, after a The lev’s last dance was originally published on Emerging Europe.

  • GR8 Tech unveils quick-start guide  for ULTIM8 Sportsbook iFrame integration 
    on May 15, 2025

    GR8 Tech has released a five-step guide for its ULTIM8 Sportsbook iFrame, giving a clearer look at what it takes to integrate one of the market’s most customisable and secure iFrame sportsbooks.  ULTIM8 Sportsbook iFrame delivers what matters most: content for different target geos and player preferences, customisation tools that adapt to any brand, and GR8 Tech unveils quick-start guide  for ULTIM8 Sportsbook iFrame integration  was originally published on Emerging Europe.

  • Ukraine has already rewritten the economic playbook of wartime survival
    on May 15, 2025

    Despite Russia’s brutal invasion, Ukraine’s economy forges ahead. There may be stalemate on the battlefield, but on the economic front, Ukraine is advancing. More than three years into Russia’s invasion, the country’s economy has demonstrated remarkable resilience, growing by 2.9 per cent in 2024—a figure that would be impressive even in peacetime. According to the Ukraine has already rewritten the economic playbook of wartime survival was originally published on Emerging Europe.

  • InnoStars Talks: Connecting data, AI, and patients – GE Healthcare’s vision for the future of medicine
    on May 14, 2025

    The future of healthcare starts with the basics: unifying hospital systems. And AI can help achieve that. Imagine a future where machines help detect diseases earlier than ever, where clinicians are no longer burdened with fragmented systems, and where AI not only supports diagnoses but predicts illness before symptoms arise. For GE Healthcare, this vision InnoStars Talks: Connecting data, AI, and patients – GE Healthcare’s vision for the future of medicine was originally published on Emerging Europe.

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EBRD logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG

Croatia overview

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Rough map of the extent of the Pannonian Sea

Pannonian Sea

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