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China can use services to build up its position on the European nuclear market. Will it use them to fight for the Polish nuclear power plant? – writes Piotr Stępiński, editor of the BiznesAlert.pl.

Like every year, we have asked experts who are members of the European Cybersecurity Forum – CYBERSEC community and who represent different fields of the public sector, the academia and the private sector to share their opinions on challenges in cybersecurity that we are going to face in 2018.

Currently, every fifth barrel of crude oil processed at the Gdańsk Refinery comes from other direction than the East. The authorities want a further diversification and are afraid of a terrorist attack on transmission infrastructure, which is why as part of the oil policy they are planning to build the second line of the Pomeranian […]

On 8th September Glencore and Qatar Investment Fund (QIF) announced that the Chinese company CEFC would shortly finalise a transaction to buy 14.16% of shares in Rosneft. This information was confirmed by Rosneft’s CEO Igor Sechin. The value of the transaction is said to be US$ 9 billion. The first stage of Rosneft’s privatisation was […]

What goes on in Poland on the 11th of September.

As the U.S. under President Donald Trump leans towards protectionist economic policy, China sees an opportunity to become a driving force of globalisation. It presents itself as having the economic potential and political clout crucial to being its champion. However, China’s still relatively closed market, use of prohibited trade practices, stalled internal economic reforms, social […]

The development of Russia’s only new LNG project, Yamal LNG, that is actually happening fueled speculations on the project being a possible threat to Poland’s LNG terminal. However, the Russian operator itself admitted that it was aiming at Asia because it is a fight worth having – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, BiznesAlert.pl’s editor in chief.

A discussion on Poland’s first nuclear power plant has yet again broken out in the Polish media. The Gazeta Prawna daily claimed that China was the main candidate for our technological partner. However, it is too early to say – writes Piotr Stępiński, editor at BiznesAlert.pl

China’s One Belt One Road (OBOR) project was formally introduced by Chinese President Xi-Jinping in 2013. The project, aimed at integrating trade and investment in Eurasia, encompasses over $900 billion in planned investments of infrastructure across Central and South Asia, the Middle East, and Central and Eastern Europe (CEE).

In response to the media reports and questions to the Ministry of Energy on the construction of a nuclear power plant, the ministry informed no decision had been made yet.