Jan Normann is a third-year undergraduate student at the University of Wrocław, Poland, majoring in European Studies. Since March, he has interned at Blue Europe, serving as a Public Relations Intern.

Joao A. – University of Porto, written for the Blue Europe 2021 Contest. Review by H. Horta. The term “blue economy” refers to any marine-related activities that are sustainable and take place in the ...

3.6 percent of Slovakia’s GDP and 3.9 percent of its labor force were devoted to agriculture in 2016. Large farm holdings are a defining feature of the agricultural industry; Slovakia’s average farm ...

World War II had a profound impact on the age pyramid of Ukraine, as well as the ratio of females to males in the population, as we can see in this graph below. The war resulted in a significant loss ...

Article proposed by Dacian Traianescu, young graduated from the University of Bucharest, in the Blue Europe 2021 Fall Contest. In recent years, the automotive industry has been one of the most ...

Despite Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, according to Serbia’s National Bank, the country’s record amount of foreign direct investment (FDI) in 2022 exceeded central bankers’ expectations. Aleksandar ...

According to a recent estimate from the Polish Agency for Enterprise Development, the Polish video game market is currently worth EUR 470 million, with gaming behemoths like CD Projekt, PlayWay, 11 ...

Réka Koleszár is an independent researcher focusing on the relations between the European Union and Asia, in particular East Asia. Her experience spans international organisations and think tanks ...

Lorenza Buttini is a graduate in the master’s degree in law at the University of Pavia with a score of 109/110. Her final dissertation, discussed in December 2022, is about ‘The contrast to the gender ...

Smart cities represent a burgeoning global trend, focusing on enhancing city dwellers’ daily lives through improved infrastructure, innovation, technology, and services. In the Czech Republic, various ...

Mark Temnycky is an accredited freelance journalist covering Eastern Europe and a non-resident fellow at the Atlantic Council’s Eurasia Center. Academically, he has obtained a Master of Public ...

It goes without saying that a nation’s capital is almost always the best representation of its heart. So, it comes as no surprise that Estonia’s capital, Tallinn, is a renown smart city. The term ...