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NATO promises to defend the Baltic Pipe and takes a jab at China for supporting Russia. It will also give Ukraine the tools to defend the energy sector from attacks – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief at BiznesAlert.pl.

The government discussed the threat of Russian disinformation with Microsoft ahead of the European Parliament elections. The Americans will share the know-how on how to defend against various dangers from this direction.

The International Court of Arbitration has ordered Gazprom to stop avoiding legal arbitration for cutting off gas supplies to Europeans during the energy crisis. The company is in a dispute over this with Poles as well as others and has already tried to cheat.

Poland will impose restrictions on diplomats from Russia. This is a response to the hybrid war against the West, which is also taking place on Polish territory. Warsaw has evidence of Kremlin diversion.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced that the government launched the East Shield Project . It includes building fortifications of the eastern border that will cost PLN 10 billion. Poland follows in the footsteps of the Baltic States, Finland and South Korea.

Russians quote Ukraine’s former deputy Andriey Derkach who claims that the identities of the soldiers allegedly responsible for blowing up the Nord Stream 2 pipeline have been discovered. Derkach himself is accused of collaborating with the Russian GRU. Back in 2016 he took a thwarted attempt at opening a radio station in Poland.

Last week, President Andrzej Duda presented a draft amendment to the law on the actions of state authorities in the event of an external threat to state security. The head of the National Security Bureau emphasizes that the amendment is a key element of the country’s defense. „It is a response to the growing challenges […]

Despite the growing disputes over the European Green Deal, Poland’s energy sector still benefits from Poland’s accession to the European Union twenty years ago. This is best shown by the existential threat in Ukraine – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief at BiznesAlert.pl.

Lithuanian regulator VERT has ruled that parts of the Poland-Lithuania Gas Pipeline produced in Russia must be replaced for safety reasons.

So what Poland has the naftoport if Russia can blow it up? So what if we have Saudi oil when we are still dependent on fuel imports? Can Saudi Arabia cooperate with Russia in the region? These questions remain unanswered in the political dispute in Poland – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief at BiznesAlert.pl.