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Since 2021, Boomerang Partners has launched over 15 iGaming products, expanded into more than 35 countries, and partnered with more than 3,700 affiliate teams.  Boomerang Partners is celebrating its third anniversary of growth and achievements. Over the past three years, the company has launched more than 15 iGaming products and built a network of more Boomerang Partners celebrates third birthday with fivefold increase in sports betting segment  was originally published on Emerging Europe.

CEE is experiencing an economic overhaul driven by digital solutions that are revolutionising industries such as manufacturing, banking, and logistics. Investors who have hitherto ignored the region need to start taking a closer look. That Central and Eastern Europe is emerging as a major player in the global digital economy, with digital transformation creating a Time for investors to take a closer look at the digital transformation in CEE was originally published on Emerging Europe.

Budapest’s ongoing support for liberal values comes despite the Hungarian government’s best efforts to erode it. One thing that has always fascinated me about Budapest is the coexistence of the two, very different halves of Hungary’s capital: historic Buda and vibrant, commercial Pest, connected by majestic bridges over the Danube that link the contrasting architectural The last word: Hope for Hungary lies in Budapest, its diverse, liberal capital was originally published on Emerging Europe.

In many legal technology companies, the role of the CTO has remained largely unchanged for years: a vital but primarily operational figure who ensures that systems are secure, compliant, and functioning smoothly. While these tasks are undeniably important, this traditional view of the CTO as a caretaker of infrastructure is increasingly misaligned with the demands Breaking the status quo: Why legal technology providers must rethink the CTO role was originally published on Emerging Europe.

With energy prices stabilising and European gas consumption decreasing, LNG terminals risk becoming costly, stranded assets. In the immediate aftermath of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Europe witnessed a rapid surge in liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal construction, not least in Central and Eastern Europe. As countries scrambled to wean themselves quickly off Falling demand slows Europe’s dash for LNG was originally published on Emerging Europe.

Only by consolidating its European commitment at both the political and constitutional levels can Moldova ensure a stable and prosperous future within the European Union. On October 20, the same day that Moldovans vote in a presidential election, the country will also hold a referendum on EU membership. The question, ‘Do you agree with Moldova What would a failed EU referendum mean for Moldova? was originally published on Emerging Europe.

Money from CEE is flowing into western Europe in the shape of investment and key acquisitions. But it’s not all welcome. It’s the oldest brand name in travel, founded in 1841 and a pioneer of what would later become known as the ‘package’ holiday—a trip where all arrangements for transport, accommodation and food are made The emergence of CEE as a global investor was originally published on Emerging Europe.

On paper, Georgia’s economy is doing relatively well. But a pivotal parliamentary election in October could significantly alter the country’s economic direction, especially if the vote results in a shift away from pro-EU policies. Despite a great deal of political turmoil over the past 12 months and a government that has seemingly set a course Economy in focus: Georgia was originally published on Emerging Europe.

Polish medical start-ups are showing great dynamism and innovation, addressing the key needs of today’s medical sector. The AI in Health Coalition, the Polish Hospital Federation and the expert team wZdrowiu have published the latest edition of the Top Disruptors in Healthcare Report, which for the past five years has been an integral part of Assessing the status of healthcare disruptors in Poland and CEE was originally published on Emerging Europe.

How can the countries of emerging Europe turn their perceived appeal into impact on the global stage?  Understanding the relationship between perceived investment attractiveness, the ability to leverage those perceptions to bring investors across the line, and finally the tangible results in terms of FDI inflows, is the foundation on which investment attraction agencies can Soft power and FDI inflows: Understanding the relationship was originally published on Emerging Europe.