Serbia’s past continues to impact upon its future, but a new government could spell change, says Justin Keay
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With recent elections likely to produce another coalition, there is, says Justin Keay, at least one thing the parties agree on: Centrope
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With recent elections likely to produce another coalition, there is, says Justin Keay, at least one thing the parties agree on: Centrope
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Welcome to the 10 Chinese cities that are now coming of age
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Justin Keay reports on the many opportunities – in particular in media and technology – for investing in Germany’s wealthiest state
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Scott Berman looks at what is driving Oresund’s economy, while Justin Keay looks at how two countries are united by architecture
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Hungary’s economic fortunes have suffered in recent years, but there is light at the end of the tunnel, says Justin Keay
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Stepping up to accession
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With economic growth continuing to spiral, Estonia can hardly believe its luck – but rising debts may yet spoil the party, reports Richard Lofthouse
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Facing challenges
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An uncertain future
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Justin Keay visits a country with a split personality
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With economic reforms achieving positive results, Justin Keay reports on a country that’s looking to the future with a sense of cautious optimism
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Focus on central and eastern Europe
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Investment opportunities in the Maghreb region
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James Exelby finds out which sectors are hot for foreign investors
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Boyd Farrow reports on Hamburg’s new portside development
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So long one of Europe's fastest-growing economies, can Ireland hold on in the face of aggressive new competition, asks Mark Hennessy.
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A vast new 'city within a city' is about to transform this forgotten neighbourhood, and create a focus for Milan's fashion and furniture industries. Lee Marshall reports
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Next year's Capital of Culture is working hard to live up to the title, finds Tabitha Lasley.
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A bastion of new bohemia, the area around Gare du Nord is poised to become a business hub. Sarah Wachter reports
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In the face of infl ationary pressures, will China adapt or face its own slowdown?
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The scandals that have tarnished Germany's image
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It may have moved on from its blood-red past but Croatia still has a way to go before it reaches the bright future that it is hoping for, but it is certainly on the right track
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One of the world’s wealthiest economies, Icelanders enjoy rising incomes and property prices – but investors may wish to be cautious
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Emerging mostly unscathed from Yugoslavia’s break up, Slovenia maintains its wealth but lacks competitive drive, writes Neil Barnett
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With low business taxes, a thriving property market and now eurozone membership, Cyprus is primed for foreign investment, says Fiona Mullen
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Istanbul hopes to create a city within a city, reports Boyd Farrow
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How to get rich when you enter the dragon’s den
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One year after joining the EU, what have Bulgaria and Romania brought to the table? And what does the future look like, asks Sarah Wachter
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The geographical heart of Europe is united under a single banner once more. Justin Keay discovers what Centrope has to offer
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Western financial markets are spending so much time looking over their shoulder at the economic antics of the Chinese dragon that they risk being burned by another Asian power. By Steve Hemsley
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BOYD FARROW examines the rebuilding of the Dutch capital as a European business hub and asks whether the city is on the brink of a new golden age
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What next for Albania, 20 years after communism?
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Despite a turbulent past, Kosovo is experiencing inward investment and relative stability – but still faces uncertainties, writes Justin Keay
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Independent since 1991, Moldova has found life far from easy. But thanks to improved neighbourly relations and increased foreign investment things could finally be looking up
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After centuries of domination first by China and then the Soviet Union, Mongolia is now beginning to stake its own place in the world
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PAVEL EROCHKINE charts the emergence of a new cadre of business leaders in the former Soviet Union
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China’s and India’s economies are expanding even faster than first supposed. David Smith says that this is part of an even bigger story
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Booming and confident Vietnam has moved past its troubled colonial history and the brutal war with the US, says Justin Keay
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Introducing the world’s next superpower
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