The dynamics of professional projects can shift subtly from initial enthusiasm to marginalization. An initial
Author: Eszter Nemeth
Gdynia is testing a circular waste model for Central and Eastern Europe
The Polish city of Gdynia is currently testing a localized, circular waste model that may
Chasing unicorns
Lithuania’s technology sector continues to demonstrate global competitiveness, evidenced by the recent valuation of its
The wrong kind of speed
Discussions surrounding high-speed rail often emphasize raw velocity, yet experts suggest this focus on ultimate
The four-day week won’t work without better time intelligence
The viability of a compressed four-day week depends less on policy adoption and more on
European investors see a strong pipeline and a capital gap at home
At a recent gathering of limited partners and fund managers in Tallinn, experts noted that
An absent friend
The European Union’s eastward trajectory is resuming, evidenced by Moldova and Ukraine opening accession talks,
Back to school
Andrew Wrobel argues that before fully integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into schools, educational institutions must
Eastern Europe’s next export is operating intelligence
According to Andrew Wrobel, the narrative surrounding Central and Eastern Europe’s Global Business Services (GBS)
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Malta has initiated a unique national digital initiative by providing every citizen and resident with