Ukraine.

Increasing Ukraine’s revenues, lowering EU’s energy prices and improving both sides energy security in the same time is possible – writes Janez Kopač, former Director of the Energy Community Secretariat.

In my opinion Putin’s speech was aimed at reassuring the Russian society that there will be no full mobilization of the state, or a declaration of war on Ukraine. The public does not want this, and Putin is in a sense limited by this reluctance, says Agnieszka Legucka, an expert on Russia at the Polish […]

The European Greens have called for an import ban on coal, oil and gas from Russia. Our strength in responding to Putins brutal and appealing attack in Ukraine lies in our unity. We are calling the European Union to react decisively. – says German MEP Henrike Hahn (Greens) in an interview with BiznesAlert.pl.

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

Ukraine LNG Terminal company might acquire a gas deal with American companies to transport liquified natural gas through Lithuania and Poland to Ukrainian soil. The talks are ongoing.

Russia’s structures for disinformation campaigns are divided. While in Poland we are capable of accepting the argument that higher gas or fuel costs are the price for freedom, the public opinion in Germany or France is being bombarded with claims it won’t survive this. Even worse, it buys this propaganda. Because of this, Western societies […]

As a society we need to consider on our own what we are willing to give up for the greater good, which is stopping Russia. This is now crucial – says Małgorzata Bonikowska, President of the Center for International Relations in an interview with BiznesAlert.pl.

Economic analysis suggests that an EU embargo on Russian raw materials is justified in the long term, although in a shorter perspective it will cause additional costs. However, strategic planning dictates that giving up Russian fuels is an investment in energy security and sovereignty, similarly to the diversification of gas supplies to Poland, which is […]

„The presence of the alliance by the Dnieper would be controversial not only for political reasons, as it could spill the conflict over to its territory, but also because of the military difficulties, problems with establishing leadership and the de facto assumption of the duty to defend Ukraine,” says Beata Górka-Winter. „This responsibility should be […]

Poland and Germany have announced when they would abandon fuels from Russia, because there is still no consensus around an EU-wide embargo. However, such a move would be advisable as it would have an effective impact on the Kremlin in the face of the attack on Ukraine – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief of BiznesAlert.pl.