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in Central and Eastern Europe

Mixing government and intelligence: Former intelligence chief Schoof appointed as Dutch Prime Minister

The unexpected nomination of Dick Schoof, a former intelligence chief, as the candidate for Prime Minister of the Netherlands following...

Senior Advisor Eva Rybková, Filmmaking in the Face of War: The Intelligence of Storytelling

Filmmakers depend, sometimes with their lives, on having access to the most reliable information. And the underlying principles of risk...

The Belgrade-Budapest railway: Logistic endeavour of the century or an investment flop?

The Belgrade-Budapest railway link is nearing its completion, with the Serbian part opening at the end of 2024 and the Hungarian part in...

An integration milestone: Romania and Bulgaria will join the Schengen area by March 31st

Romania and Bulgaria have been trying to enter the Schengen Area for over ten years. The topic has now received renewed attention in...

Forecast: The new Polish government's energy policy

The energy policy of the new Polish government will be conservative and cautious. Instead of a bold vision to accelerate the...

Senior Advisor Kristen Andrasko: “Information overload is a massive challenge for today’s decision-makers”

Princeps’ Senior Advisor and finance sector professional Kristen Andrasko has 25 years of experience working with international banks and...

Yet Another Crossroads: Slovakia’s parliamentary elections in the CEE context

Tomorrow, Slovaks will head to the polls in another decisive election that will determine whether the country will continue as a Western...

Intern Lenka Kocáková: TNK-BP shows the importance of risk intelligence for foreign business

Political factors affecting businesses Doing business in a foreign country often brings with it a number of risks, including sectoral...

Strange bedfellows? Post-election Polish coalition-building

To first read a general overview of the Polish parliamentary election, see our previous article. The governing Law and Justice (PiS)...