NATO.

The Government Plenipotentiary for Strategic Energy Infrastrcuture is not expecting that the construction of Poland’s first NPP in Pomerania will be delayed. „At this point I see no risk,” the Plenipotentiary said during a press conference on protecting critical energy infrastrcuture.

Analyses confirm it makes sense that NATO builds oil pipelines that reach its eastern flank, because at this point they end in Germany. They would increase the security of fuel supplies to the military, but it is unclear how to finance them. Poland is seeking the Alliance’s support in this matter.

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 […]

Orlen Group wants to produce bioplastic Orlen decided to increase the scale of expansion of the Olefin complex at its production plant in Płock. This is a response to the growing market demand for petrochemical products, which are the basis for the production of everyday items, such as car parts or household appliances. „Global trends […]

Orlen argues over windfall tax, while Czechs will get oil from Italy PKN Orlen is in a dispute with Czechia over the windfall tax, and the Czechs are tapping into non-Russian oil from… Italy, and they don’t even have to build a new oil pipe. Mateusz Morawiecki and Peter Fiala. Picture by the Prime Minister’s […]

Poland and Denmark continue to cooperate on strengthening the security of critical infrastructure. Representatives of both countries emphasize that the protection of the Baltic Pipe gas pipeline, which began work a few months ago, is fundamental in the face of the sabotage of Nord Stream 1 and 2.

Poland’s Foreign Minister Zbigniew Rau gave a speech at the Sejm on the goals of Poland’s foreign policy in 2023. He stressed that we were witnessing a historical change, which meant we had to answer a question „what kind of world we want for Poland, what international order is the best for our country”.  „Vladimir […]

Babis tried to portray himself as a champion of peace, and paint Pavel as pushing for war only because he is a general. This simplification failed. It seems that the Czechs were tired of division and will strive to bury the hatchet. However, they must remember that Babis is not leaving politics – says Piotr […]

What goes on in Poland on the 8th of July.

The conclusions of the NATO summit are generally positive, but this opportunity has not been used to improve upon problems that severely limit its functioning today, including issues with decision-making, says major general Bogusław Pacek, director of the Institute for Security and International Development in an interview with BiznesAlert.pl.