North Macedonia is keen to join both NATO and the EU now that its naming dispute with Greece is settled, its deputy prime minister tells fDi.

Bavaria, Germany’s largest federal state by area, has been concentrating its efforts on digitalisation and tech start-ups to stay ahead of the competition. 

Saxony-Anhalt in Germany is renowned for its expertise in chemistry, and thanks to its five chemical parks this reputation looks set to soar. 

Düsseldorf's mayor speaks to fDi about the city's commitment to nurturing start-ups.

Krakow's mayor tells fDi he is keen to attract companies in hi-tech and outsourcing industries that can offer jobs to the city’s burgeoning graduate population.

The chairman of Azmont Investments tells fDi why the company chose to fund Montenegro’s Portonovi resort to the tune of €600m.    

Mannheim's mayor is committed to diversifying away from the city's industrial strengths. 

Italian companies are modernising their family-owned models, while foreign firms are moving into Italy. Will it work out for the stagnating domestic economy? 

The German state of Baden-Württemberg has emerged as an innovation hub, as well as a popular location for both the development of AI and R&D operations. 

The mayor of Poznań is keen to attract young people to the city.