Ukraine.

„One additional tanker a week arriving at Gdańsk from a direction different than the east, will let us eliminate oil from Russia,” says Michał Kurtyka, former Minister of Climate and Environment. „Poland is able to quickly reduce gas imports from Russia by 50 percent and completely abandon it within a year,” he adds and calls […]

Primie ministers of Poland, Czech Republic and Slovenia are to represent European Union during a visit in besieged Kyiv.

What goes on in Poland on the 15th of March.

It has been two weeks since Russia attacked Ukraine. The Russians have so far failed to achieve the strategic objectives of their war campaign. However, hostilities continue and their outcome is difficult to predict. What further prospects do the Ukrainians have for defense? – asks Mariusz Marszałkowski, editor BiznesAlert.pl.

Adam Rajewski from the Warsaw University of Technology, an expert on the nuclear sector, reassures about the seizure of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant by the Russians during the invasion of Ukraine. „Ukraine is defending itself heroically, but it needs the support of Western countries. Thus, the Ukrainian government is quite understandably seeking to shock […]

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues despite continued sanctions imposed by the West. It is necessary to reckon with the possibility that gas supply will be stopped either due to new restrictions, incidents or Russia’s decision. With enough effort and Poland’s participation, Europe is capable of abandoning natural gas. Saving energy and raw materials will be […]

What goes on in Poland on the 3rd of March.

The Russian army expected to march triumphantly into Kiev, while being cheered on by Ukrainians. However, it was met with fierce resistance, shame and humiliating defeats. The operation in Ukraine and its final course will have huge implications for Vladimir Putin, and this is the most worrying part of this whole story – writes Mariusz […]

During Sunday’s special session of the Bundestag, the German government announced a change in relations with Russia, which is essential for German thinking about the energy transformation. Sarah Pagung, an expert of the German Council on Foreign Relations (DGPA), talked about it in an interview with BiznesAlert.pl.

The Russian invasion on Ukraine and the increasingly severe sanctions mean that it is time to get ready for a drop in supply of Russian hydrocarbons, from which the Polish economy should become independent as soon as possible. Our windows to the world and energy sources must be under special protection – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, […]