World Bank: Poorest regions in Eastern Europe will become richer than some regions in Western and Southern Europe

Tuesday, May 8, 2018

A report published Monday by the World Bank shows that the poorest regions in Romania, Poland, Hungary and Bulgaria will become richer on average than the “lagging regions” of Italy, Spain, Portugal and Greece by 2025, if the ...

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