Statistics
| Country | Official languages | Population | Area - km ² | GDP ($ billion) | Capital |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Belarus |
|
9,709,722 | 207,600 | 105,246 | Minsk |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina |
|
4,438,967 | 51,129 | 27,728 | Sarajevo |
| Bulgaria |
|
7,389,678 | 110,910 | 86,317 | Sofia |
| Croatia |
|
4,290,612 | 56,542 | 78,687 | Zagreb |
| Czech Republic |
|
10,199,540 | 78,866 | 248,902 | Prague |
| Macedonia |
|
2,057,419 | 25,713 | 18,831 | Skopje |
| Montenegro |
|
703,505 | 13,812 | 2,974 | Podgorica |
| Poland |
|
38,518,241 | 312,685 | 620,868 | Warsaw |
| Russia |
|
143,030,106 | 17,098,242 | 2,376,000 | Moscow |
| Serbia |
|
7,120,666 | 88,361 | 82,274 | Belgrade |
| Slovakia |
|
5,452,987 | 48,845 | 109,587 | Bratislava |
| Slovenia |
|
2,006,929 | 20,253 | 54,669 | Ljubljana |
| Ukraine |
|
46,293,659 | 603,700 | 320,126 | Kiev |
| Total | 13 | 278,825,656 | 18,716,278 | 3,846,843 |
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