Ukraine war will erode its Visegrad neighbours’ unity

Central Europe has emerged politically divided but economically resilient, one year into Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

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Poll controversy hurts Sri Lankan government

Many voters are angry that the local elections will not take place on March 9 as planned

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GDP growth was slower than originally expected last year, at 2.7%, and will remain sluggish in 2023

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Growth is expected to slow sharply this year while the challenges facing public finances will increase

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Elections and a deteriorating economy could push Greece’s rating upgrade to the latter half of the year

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Some of the Visegrad Four states may not be able to meet their stepped-up NATO defence spending pledges

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Cairo is seeking to recalibrate its economic dependence on Gulf states

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Disputes between the West and China appear to be preventing finalisation of a debt deal that is critical for Zambia

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The lira has stabilised since June 2022, primarily as a result of unorthodox supportive policies

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Crisis years 2020-22 have increased Baltic states’ spending and debt, as rising interest rates raise debt-service costs

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