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:

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  • More reform key to further progress in Bosnia and Herzegovina
    on March 27, 2024

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  • Taking Ukraine’s female-owned businesses to the next level
    on March 27, 2024

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  • With superapp Uzum, Uzbekistan gets its first tech unicorn
    on March 26, 2024

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  • Stronger institutions and public finances would boost productivity, growth and incomes in Romania
    on March 25, 2024

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  • Studying in a phantom state: The Moldovan school standing up to Russian supremacy
    on March 23, 2024

    Moldovan children, born in a Russia-controlled territory, are forced to pass armed men daily in order to study in their native language. We visited their school.  It’s a warm spring day in the town of Grigoriopol. A white Moldovan school, ‘Number 1’, stands between the forest and the river. Suddenly, armed men burst into the Studying in a phantom state: The Moldovan school standing up to Russian supremacy was originally published on Emerging Europe.

  • Bearing fruit: VC funding growth rates in Caucasus and Central Asia now surpass Nordics
    on March 22, 2024

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  • Ukrainian farmers set to keep tariff-free access to EU markets
    on March 22, 2024

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  • Expanding horizons or fading autonomy: Europe’s tenuous grasp on AI sovereignty
    on March 21, 2024

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  • Ukraine’s green energy opportunity
    on March 21, 2024

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