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:
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Theme Related Tracker
If it wasn’t real it would be a cartoon:
- Kazakhstan’s Abraham moment
on November 7, 2025Central Asia’s pivot to Israel signals a broader realignment in Eurasia. Kazakhstan’s recent decision to join the Abraham Accords may represent the start of a transformation, not only for Israel but for two crucial regions of Eurasia. During the Cold War, America and its allies applied a successful containment strategy to prevent the spread of communism and Kazakhstan’s Abraham moment was originally published on Emerging Europe.
- Mind the funding gap
on November 6, 2025Poland’s high-speed rail ambitions depend on Brussels opening its wallet. Poland is readying itself to ask the European Union for billions of złoty to build its first proper high-speed railway line. The supplicant is Centralny Port Komunikacyjny (CPK), a state-owned vehicle tasked with delivering what would be not only Poland’s largest infrastructure project but Europe’s Mind the funding gap was originally published on Emerging Europe.
- Europe’s LNG buildout slows amid anticipated decline in gas demand
on November 3, 2025Europe’s gas infrastructure binge is proving as ill-judged as it was expensive. Europe’s dash to wean itself off Russian pipeline gas has left the continent with an embarrassing surplus of import capacity. After a frenzy of construction that saw 19 liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals installed or expanded since early 2022, governments are now scrambling Europe’s LNG buildout slows amid anticipated decline in gas demand was originally published on Emerging Europe.
- Europe’s billion-euro bet on keeping its champions at home
on October 30, 2025Brussels hopes a new fund will stop promising tech firms from fleeing to America. Europe has long been plagued by a peculiar malady: it excels at birthing innovative companies but struggles to nurture them into adulthood. On October 29, the European Commission announced yet another remedy—the Scaleup Europe Fund, a multi-billion-euro investment vehicle designed to Europe’s billion-euro bet on keeping its champions at home was originally published on Emerging Europe.
- Europe’s looming labour crunch
on October 27, 2025Governments must act now to prevent climate change and digitalisation from deepening inequality. Europe’s governments must act decisively to prevent deeper inequality and wider labour-market mismatches as climate change and digitalisation upend markets and welfare systems over the next two decades, threatening social cohesion and long-term competitiveness. So warns a new foresight study by WeLaR, Europe’s looming labour crunch was originally published on Emerging Europe.
- Egypt joins Europe’s research club
on October 23, 2025Association to Horizon Europe grants access to the EU’s 93.5 billion euros science programme. Egypt this week became the second African nation to join Horizon Europe, the EU’s multibillion-euro research and innovation programme. The association grants Egyptian researchers, universities and innovators access to the scheme on terms akin to those enjoyed by EU member states. Egypt joins Europe’s research club was originally published on Emerging Europe.
- Kazakhstan as a middle power of trust
on October 12, 2025The strategic role of the Astana Think Tank Forum. The international system today is undergoing its most profound transformation in decades. Global politics is increasingly defined by fragmentation, declining trust, and the erosion of institutions once designed to ensure stability. From geopolitical rivalries and economic protectionism to the disruptive impact of technology and information asymmetry, Kazakhstan as a middle power of trust was originally published on Emerging Europe.
- The Balkans’ bumpy road to prosperity
on October 10, 2025The region must focus on creating quality jobs to catch up with the EU. Economic growth in the Western Balkans is poised to pick up modestly in 2026 before gaining momentum in 2027, buoyed by stronger exports and investment as global uncertainty recedes. Yet sustaining the region’s convergence with the European Union demands a sharper The Balkans’ bumpy road to prosperity was originally published on Emerging Europe.
- Aff.Tech at SBC Summit Lisbon 2025
on September 29, 2025At SBC Summit Lisbon 2025, Aff.Tech showcased why it stands as the Affiliate Platform for Champions. Over the three-day event, booth C350 (shared with GR8 Tech) became one of the busiest spots of the exhibition, filled with operators and platform providers eager to discover how Aff.Tech drives affiliate management with automation, scalability, and precision. The Aff.Tech at SBC Summit Lisbon 2025 was originally published on Emerging Europe.
- GR8 Tech champions every round at SBC Summit
on September 24, 2025GR8 Tech landed heavyweight wins on all fronts at SBC Summit 2025, taking home the prestigious Platform Provider of the Year award and drawing record-breaking crowds with its Heavyweight Club activation with Ready to Fight, which brought undisputed world champion Oleksandr Usyk to the summit floor. Heavyweight Presence: Super Stage Panel and iGaming Influencers at GR8 Tech champions every round at SBC Summit was originally published on Emerging Europe.
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