Blue Europe

Hongrie, économie, secteur, industrie, médical, technologie, innovation, soins de santé

Medical Technology a well-established sector in Hungary

One of Hungary’s most traditional economic sectors is medical technology, a sector that has seen almost 100 years of widely acknowledged innovation

B.F.G. Fabrègue2022-06-21

République tchèque, Prague, immobilier, économie, prêt hypothécaire, inflation, logement, prix

Analysis & Research Short Analysis

Czech real estate market on the rise

Czech house prices continue to rise strongly, despite a coronavirus-induced economic recession. The average price of apartments surged by...

Pawel Morisson de la Bassetière2022-06-15

hungary, china, bri initiative, poland, czechia, economy,

Peer Reviewed

B. Fabrègue and Léo Portal published in the Smart Cities and Regional Development Journal!

B. Fabrègue and Léo Portal, members of the Board of Blue Europe, have been published Bucharest University Smart Cities and Regional Development (SCRD) Journal, 6(2) You can find the paper under the following link . https://scrd.eu/index.php/scrd/article/view/128 Abstract "In recent years, there have been efforts carried out by international organisations, like…

Henrique Horta2022-06-14

Économie, Pologne, industrie, jeux vidéo, e-sports, cd projekt red, Netflix

Analysis & Research Short Analysis

Video games in Poland: a strong and evolving industry

According to a recent estimate from the Polish Agency for Enterprise Development, the Polish video game market is currently worth EUR 470 million...

Léo Portal2022-05-25

Économie, fintech, Lituanie, finance, affaires, banque, monnaie électronique

Analysis & Research Short Analysis

Lithuanian FinTech Industry: a major sector that keeps growing

A leader in continental Europe by the number of licensed e-money and payment institutions, Lithuania is ranked in the TOP10 of the Global Fintech Index.

Pawel Morisson de la Bassetière2022-05-25

Serbia, energy, economy, crisis, solar power plant, electricity, EPS,

Analysis & Research Short Analysis

Serbia and energy: a problem without much solutions

Serbia, which has a population of roughly 6.9 million people, gets the majority of its electricity from domestic sources. Around 70% of Serbia's electricity is generated from low-quality lignite coal, causing serious pollution

B.F.G. Fabrègue2022-05-17

Hungary, electronics industry, economy, ICT, development, digitalization, Central Europe

Analysis & Research Short Analysis

The development of the electronics industry: an opportunity not to be missed for Hungary

By its size, Hungary is the largest electronics producer among the new EU members, followed by the Czech Republic and Poland.

Léo Portal2022-05-17

czech republic, food security, food industry, organic food, inflation, economy

Analysis & Research Short Analysis

Czech Republic strengthens food security and industry

A committed country According to the recently published results of the already ninth edition of The Global Food Security Index (GFSI) of The Economist – the British weekly periodical, the Czech Republic placed fifth in the ranking of food availability, quality or safety. In addition, the ranking, which compared 113…

Gwendal Combot2022-05-13

prague, czech republic, food, restaurant, app, pandemic, economy

Analysis & Research Short Analysis

Czech cuisine: shining and recovering

Prague won its first Michelin star in 2008, awarded to the Allegro restaurant at the Four Seasons Hotel and its chef Andrea Accordi. Allegro won a star three times, but has since ceased operating. The restaurant at Prague’s Alcron Hotel also held a star between 2012 and 2018. Along with…

Henrique Horta2022-05-13

economy, baltic states, baltic sea, poland, denmark, tourism, sustainability, fishing

Analysis & Research Short Analysis

The Baltic States: a potential for renewable tourism

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 sea and coastal areas, such as blue biotechnology, shipping, fishing, and coastal tourism. Every time the…

Henrique Horta2022-05-12

romania, dacia, ford, electric car, automotive industry, economy, manufacturers

Analysis & Research Short Analysis

Romania: an emerging automotive hub in Europe

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 profitable sectors of the Romanian economy. Although there are several notable domestic manufacturers, such as Automobile Dacia, Roman Brasov,…

Gwendal Combot2022-05-12

ukraine, energy, russia, war, donbass, economy, dependency, gas,

Short Analysis

Ukraine at the crossroads of the EU and Russia, again

To commemorate Russia's invasion of Crimea, after the Sochi Winter Olympics in Russia, Vladimir Putin decides to invade the whole of Ukraine after the Beijing Winter Olympics. War is nothing new in Ukraine, after the country's invasion and annexation of Crimea by Russia in 2014, the Eastern part of Ukraine,…

Henrique Horta2022-03-07

Analysis & Research

Medical Technology a well-established sector in Hungary

Czech real estate market on the rise

B. Fabrègue and Léo Portal published in the Smart Cities and Regional Development Journal!

Video games in Poland: a strong and evolving industry

Lithuanian FinTech Industry: a major sector that keeps growing

Serbia and energy: a problem without much solutions

The development of the electronics industry: an opportunity not to be missed for Hungary

Czech Republic strengthens food security and industry

Czech cuisine: shining and recovering

The Baltic States: a potential for renewable tourism

Romania: an emerging automotive hub in Europe

Ukraine at the crossroads of the EU and Russia, again

Latest From Europe

About Blue Europe