All Eastern Europe articles – Page 2
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NewsPoland mourns after homeless hostel fire kills 21
Country's leaders question safety of the hostel
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NewsEU to give Eastern Europe €25bn more recovery aid
Leaders also commit to €5bn extra funding for construction of energy and broadband infrastructure
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FeaturesCountry focus: Hungary
Hungary had hoped to be a safe haven for investors but since September it’s been hit by record negative growth and a plummeting currency. Tibor Stahl of EC Harris in Budapest tells a familiar tale
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WYG hired for projects Eastern Europe and Central Asia
Consultant to support socio-economic initiatives in Poland, Tajikistan and the Kyrgyz Republic
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NewsUK firms urged to bid for $20bn Winter Olympics work
UKT&I report highlights construction opportunities in Russia for 2014 Winter Games
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NewsRussian developer of Foster scheme seeks government bail out
Yelena Baturina, Russia's richest woman and the developer behind Project Orange, applies for government-backed loans
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NewsWilkinson Eyre reveals plans for Russian ski complex
Winter sports complex in Nizhny Novgorod will be used as training ground for `winter Olympics
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White Young Green designs £2.5m Turkish refugee centres
Subsidiary DeLeeuw International leads design work on nine new EU-funded facilities
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NewsRomania seeks rescue package
Nation reported to be hoping to follow Latvia and Hungary in securing aid deal from IMF
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FeaturesSerbia: Construction's new hope?
Alright, it hasn’t got the shops, the offices, the hotels or the gleaming infrastructure – but then, that’s precisely why the so-called ‘Balkan Tiger’ is such a find for UK construction
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NewsHungary housebuilders defy crunch
Building permits for new homes did not decline in last quarter of 2008
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NewsCleveland Bridge loses £40m Chernobyl deal
Sole UK firm to bid for Siberian nuclear site 'confinement shelter' ousted in favour of Italian or Chinese companies
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NewsEastern Europe hit hard by downturn
Report says recession in the region will be more severe than elsewhere because of economic imbalances
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FeaturesExpat survival guide to Ukraine
As Europe's second largest country, Ukraine is decent place to take your career, but be prepared for it all to be lubricated by torrents of cheap vodka
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NewsMott MacDonald to devise transport strategy for Czech city
Ceske Budejovice council says city's current infrastructure will not sustain growing population
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Impact hopes for rotating Transylvanian tower
Romanian developer wants 'landmark' building on YRM-masterplanned 267ha Lomb scheme
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Emerging market focus: Romania
The credit crunch has had an impact but construction is set to maintain its growth next year, thanks to infrastructure spending
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FeaturesEmerging market focus: Montenegro
Montenegro is keen to develop rapidly and is welcoming overseas developers, investors and consultants with open arms
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NewsMontenegro cuts red tape to lure developers
New law speeds up planning process in order to promote development
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NewsCleveland Bridge bids for £40m work on Chernobyl site
Struggling firm is only UK company to tender for giant cover over Ukranian nuclear accident site
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