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The Joint Research Centre of the European Commission has on 31st July 2018 published its Report on the EU coal regions. The Report presents the current coal production levels in these regions, its consumption in power plants, jobs in coal mines and coal-fired power plants. Goals of the Report also include presenting a forecast concerning […]

An interview with Paweł Kowal, a former deputy minister of foreign affairs and a member of the European Parliament, currently an employee of the Institute of Political Studies of the Polish Academy of Sciences on the future policy of the European Union in the face of the crisis of integration and the dispute over Nord […]

During the Brussels summit, NATO expressed its readiness to develop cooperation with Ukraine, but this will be dependent on domestic reforms in that country. At present, progress in this respect is not sufficient to allow Ukraine to deepen its relations with the Alliance. The Ukrainian authorities should continue introducing changes in the security and defence […]

It is difficult to interpret the words of the President of the United States from a meeting with the President of the Russian Federation in Helsinki. Submission in the Nord Stream 2 case met with a quick response from senators who want mandatory sanctions against this project. It is worth taking a look at statements […]

The Baltic Pipe Project has been granted another subsidy under the Connecting Europe Facility Programme (CEF). The European Commission’s proposal to grant financial assistance was approved by the Member States on 16 July 2018.

We know that we know nothing. This is the main conclusion from the Trump-Putin talks in Helsinki, during which the US president admitted that the American LNG will compete with Russian gas in Europe and wished good luck to the builder of the contested Nord Stream 2, which he criticized a few days earlier at the […]

Whatever happens to the Nord Stream 2 project – Poland and the Baltic Pipe project partners are doing their job. There is a good chance that the new gas corridor will guarantee security and competitiveness to Poland and its neighbors, writes Teresa Wójcik, editor at BiznesAlert.pl.

What goes on in Poland on the 12th of July.

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

As the European Union faces a range of pressing challenges, there is one issue that merits special attention: The Russian gas pipeline running on the Baltic Sea seabed. Although it is often portrayed as “purely commercial”, the purpose of Nord Stream 2 is anything but that. It is intended to rewrite the politics of natural […]