
Lithuania keeps its focus high on a landscape of opportunities
Invest Lithuania recently published the most comprehensive insight on business opportunities, from fintech to ICT and manufacturing.
Invest Lithuania recently published the most comprehensive insight on business opportunities, from fintech to ICT and manufacturing.
80% of respondents have used biometric security measures, and almost all individuals between the age of 18 and 25 have experience with biometrics.
Krakow UJ has developed a system that exploits neural networks with AI answering within a minute and is looking for clinical use as soon as possible.
Latvia invests tens of millions of euros to have an army of drones, stimulating national companies and R&D to develop smart production for war use.
This year Lithuania will grow by 2% and accelerate to more than 3% in 2025-26 driven by consumption and exports. However, risks arise from demographics and taxation.
The Estonian economy remained in recession in the first quarter, but Eesti Pank is more optimistic about the second half of the year as export rebounds.
Under the Green Corridor initiative for large-scale investments, Rheinmetall will produce tens of thousands of rounds of ammunition per year in Lithuania.
Estonia’s success in startups and deeptech is attributed to a supportive ecosystem, innovative policies, and a strong talent pool.
Rail Baltica is a fully electrified double-track railway, with a 249 km/h design speed, that will reduce times between the Baltics and the rest of Europe.
In 2023, EUR 7.4 bn FDI flowed into Poland, making it the sixth-largest industrial real estate in Europe with the third-lowest unemployment rate.