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Central and Eastern Europe accounts for a disproportionate share of the EU’s arable land and cereal exports, cementing its role as the continent’s breadbasket. Yet the region’s agricultural output hinges on fertiliser supply, where energy costs and a small number of regional producers — led by Agrofert — play
Central and Eastern Europe emerge as the engine of the European aviation traffic.
CEE countries differ on euro adoption, some view it as a path to convergence, while others wary of potential negative effects.
As the EU tightens sanctions on Russia, Central European states display contrasting political stances rooted in their priorities and capacities.
The Central and Eastern European oil market is entering a new era as a result of the US measures aimed at restricting Russian crude exports.
Over the past decade and a half, Poland has undergone a remarkable economic transformation, and in several key indicators it is now comparable with Japan. The question many economists are asking is: what is Poland’s secret, and how has it managed to outpace its Central European peers?
Having spent big on defence, Poland's growing role as a European player is at risk from political infighting, resource strain, and public fatigue.