The recent conversation between President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has generated renewed interest in the fight against corruption in the former Soviet Republics (FSRs) and Moscow’s erstwhile allies, often referred to as post-Soviet states, in Europe.

If you are looking for a home for the first time, the process may seem tricky and confusing

Parliament released today the third set of seat projections, based on a cross-section of national polls, on the composition of the next (9th) European Parliament.

Vojvodjanska Banka will sponsor the Serbian Olympic team in the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, which will be the fifth consecutive games that the bank has sponsored, according to a release from the bank.

AEGEAN Airlines recently announced a strategic partnership with Giannis Antetokounmpo, an international basketball players who embodies the airline’s goals of promoting Greece and Greek perseverance throughout the world.

Republic of Srpska Primer Minister Zeljka Cvijanovic recently met with Province of Ontario Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Laura Albanese during her official tour of Canada, during which the leaders discussed further cooperation between their governments.

For the third year, Banca Intesa has supported Italia Soccer Camp for young soccer players.

Students from the Hellenic Air Force Command and Staff College (AFCSC) recently visited INTRACOM Defense Electronics (IDE) to learn about multinational communications and electronics systems under development.

Experts tracking the progress of Balkan nations over the past few decades still have concerns about the stabilization of these national economies and their financial industries.

The American University in Bulgaria (AUBG) team took home second place at this year’s Bulgarian national programming competition for the second year in a row, finishing behind only Sofia University.

Funds collected through Eurobank Big Heart cards contributed to a recent project to renovate the playground for children in Cika Jova Zmaj preschool’s “Mila Jevtovic” kindergarten in Belgrade’s Voždovac precinct.

Some analysts are excited about the growth in the Balkan country of Romania, a nation that, along with its neighbors, has often struggled to modernize and put aside some of the negative impact of past centuries.

Vladislav Goranov, Bulgaria's minister of finance, and Valdis Dombrovskis, commission vice president for the euro and social dialogue, recently held a press conference on Bulgaria’s progress toward joining the ERM 2 and the euro area.

A recent resolution from the European Parliament declares that telecommunications access across the European Union should be equal, as should the digitization of industry.

Sofia University recently announced the winners of its 2017 Jill Mellick Creative Expression awards: Micah Linton, Diane Lucille Meyer and Elisa Sciscioli.

The country of Croatia seems to have a tax problem.

The European Parliament Office in London recently hosted a panel on how Brexit will affect freedom of movement, with experts weighing in on the potential agreements that could result from Brexit negotiations.

UniCredit recently finalized an agreement with four business-to-business real estate firms to market and liquidate its foreclosed real estate portfolio, which is valued at approximately $1.68 billion.

In the small Balkan country of Albania, there is a bit of a tourism boom going on, and some forward-thinking companies are taking advantage of the interest to create a broader array of choices for visitors.

Employees of Vojvodanska Banka recently participated in Just Not by Car, a car-free day designed to increase awareness about the importance of health and the environment.