Geopolitics

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Insights | Geopolitics

KOSOVO POST-ELECTION OUTLOOK

On 14 February, snap elections were held for Kosovo’s unicameral parliament. The vote was called following a ruling by the Constitutional Court which found that the incumbent government had been formed on an invalid basis.



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Central and Eastern Europe Outlook 2021: Macroeconomics and politics

The world could be very different for CEE as the political landscape changes in 2021. Marek Matraszek, EPG Principal and chairman, CEC Government Relations, presented Real Asset Media delegates, at the European Outlook 2021 – CEE Investment Briefing, with a macroeconomic and political outlook for Central and Eastern Europe in 2021



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To know where we are going, it is important to understand history – An insight into the Nagorno-Karabakh ceasefire

On 27 September 2020, Azerbaijan launched a costly but largely successful Turkish-backed military offensive to recapture Azerbaijani territory occupied by Armenia around Nagorno-Karabakh. On 9 November, a ceasefire agreement was signed effectively refreezing the conflict to the disadvantage of Armenia. To understand this ceasefire you need to understand the history.



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North Macedonia: Election Analysis

On 15 July, 2020 elections were held for the 120 seats comprising North Macedonia’s unicameral parliament. As predicted, the SDSM-BESA alliance, led by Zoran Zaev, emerged as the largest party, albeit without an absolute majority.



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Belarus: Country Profile

Belarus is a post-communist outlier, shunning transition to liberal democratic capitalism following the election of Alexander Lukashenko in 1994. Since then, the investment environment in Belarus has been shaped by five primary characteristics.