Doom and gloom? The first 100 days of Montenegro’s government and beyond
Nearly four months after its inauguration, Prime Minister Zdravko Krivokapic’s government is thus far surviving its shaky start. The August […]
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All in? Kosovo, Albania and the prospects of unification
On 14 February, Kosovo held snap parliamentary elections which the main opposition party, the left-wing nationalist Self-Determination Movement (LVV), won […]
Kosovo Post Election Outlook
On 14 February 2021, snap elections were held for Kosovo’s unicameral parliament. The vote was called following a ruling by […]
Montenegro: Post-election Outlook
An outlook and assessment following the elections on 31 August 2020.
China and African Debt: Behind The Headlines
The increase in Chinese loans to African sovereigns and entities has been marked since the 2008 global financial crisis. Of […]
The Holy Trinity: Politics, Investments and Energy in Poland
Poland has undergone significant political changes in recent years. Once deemed the poster child of the New Member States of the […]
Slovenia: Government Stability and Policy Outlook
An outlook and assessment of the stability of the Government and policy options following the inauguration of a new coalition government […]
How many straws to break a camel’s back? How do illiberal economies attract so much FDI
Hungary and Poland demonstrate the importance of micro political risks in determining FDI patterns. Investors are not a passive, unified […]
Hungary punching above its weight in regional SEE politics
Hungary has been able to punch above its weight in its neighbourhood to the extent that it is developing its […]