Radu Magdin, a global analyst and consultant, argues that Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) is
Category: Technology
The smartest city begins with shade
The concept of the “smartest” city must be evaluated against real-world resilience, particularly when confronting
Memory loss
The semiconductor sector experienced a significant downturn during July 2026, marked by substantial price adjustments
Silver bullets, blank rounds
Major corporations have invested billions in cutting-edge technologies, including artificial intelligence and advanced materials, yet
Over a barrel
Ukrainian drone strikes have disrupted Kazakhstan’s primary oil export route through Russia, creating significant regional
One more client will not fix it
The common assumption that acquiring one more client or implementing one more initiative will resolve
Chasing unicorns
Lithuania’s technology sector continues to demonstrate global competitiveness, evidenced by the recent valuation of its
Resilience as a service
The IT sector within the Western Balkans has successfully positioned its inherent resilience as a
The wrong kind of speed
Discussions surrounding high-speed rail often emphasize raw velocity, yet experts suggest this focus on ultimate
Keep the crystal ball
Andrew Wrobel, in an analysis concerning future competencies, critiques traditional advice focusing on emotional resilience