Bartosz Siemieniuk

Poland has entered into extensive economic cooperation with South Korea. This is a kind of expansion of relations beyond Western Europe and the United States. However, Poland should diversify its contacts in Asia and Australia in order to further reduce the monopoly of large players and Korea itself.

The 31st International Defence Industry Exhibition MSPO is taking place in Kielce. It is the largest defence industry fair in this part of Europe. The government announced the signing of contracts to the tune of PLN 110.126 billion. This is equal to the estimated cost of the NPP in Choczewo – writes Bartosz Siemieniuk, contributor […]

The conflict in Ukraine is turning into a war of attrition. Poland still intends to support the Ukrainian army, despite the fact that this depletes its stocks of artillery ammunition, but cooperation between PGZ and KGHM can give Polish industry independence and create new opportunities for export markets – writes Bartosz Siemieniuk, contributor to BiznesAlert.pl.

In many ways, the NATO summit in Vilnius was a historic event that sealed a new security architecture. This will strengthen the safety of Poland – writes Bartosz Siemieniuk, contributor to BiznesAlert.pl.

The American Chamber of Commerce in Poland has written a letter to Senate Speaker Tomasz Grodzki about its concerns over Poland’s ability to successfully protect its critical infrastructure. This mostly pertains to harbors that are strategically important for Poland’s commercial and raw materials transshipment, and also play an important role in the transshipment of NATO […]

Poland has long expressed ambitions to join NATO’s Nuclear Sharing Program. As part of this initiative nuclear warheads are shared with members of the alliance that don’t have them. Presently five countries are involved in it – Germany, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands and Turkey. Poland wants to become country number six, but it will not […]

Over the past year, investments in onshore wind have accelerated. According to the report of the Polish Wind Energy Association (PSEW), the potential of onshore wind is close to exhaustion. The reason is the Distance Act, which imposes specific distances between wind turbines.

Poland sent to Moldova six transport aircraft, two C-130 Hercules and four C-295 CASA, which will bring weapons, helmets, bulletproof vests and ammunition. The decision was made, because Russia is trying to destabilize the country with hybrid tactics.

The Swordfish frigates are to serve as the advanced naval arm of the Polish air defense. They are an ideal complement to land-based air defense systems, which will not be able to fully protect our energy installations due to their quantity. In addition, thanks to advanced sonar systems, they will be able to simultaneously patrol […]