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  • Europe’s two supranationals jostle for position in the east
  • Economics as much as politics is driving Russia’s energy agenda especially in Europe. But across the former Soviet Union, the mix is more volatile
  • Ukraine has become the latest hotbed of multilateral lending, as institutions shift focus to the former Soviet Union. But the rationale for operations in the region needs to be clearer
  • Belarus’s economy has defied the logic of transition: it continues to grow at an unprecedented rate despite business and political climates being among the most hostile in Europe
  • Bulgaria, Romania PMs downplay delay fears, Croatia remains hopeful
  • Capital markets in the CIS are gearing up for a new contender – Azerbaijan. Buoyed by its mounting oil wealth, the former Soviet state is having no problems luring international finance
  • Central and eastern European markets are changing fast. A sharp drop in debt sales and declining fees are forcing bankers further east
  • Bank departure from most lucrative markets raises questions over future funding
  • Central European authorities voice alarm at unprecedented growth in borrowing
  • The drive for greater international approval has done little for governance reform in Kazakhstan. Without an outside vote of confidence, things could get worse – especially for the energy sector
  • The Russian banking sector needs more capital urgently if it’s to satisfy an unprecedented boom in demand
  • Commercial terms finalized as Putin set to back deal at G8 summit