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Europe’s Automotive Industry Faces Growing Pressure From Costs, Regulation and Chinese Competition

Europe’s automotive industry is losing competitiveness as manufacturers struggle with high energy prices, the cost of the technological transition and increasingly strong competition from...

Europe Risks Losing the Global AI Race Due to Overregulation

The European Union is launching further initiatives designed to support the development of Europe’s artificial intelligence sector. These include measures to encourage investment, strengthen...

Russian FSB Unit Allegedly Targeted Polish Combined Heat and Power Plants as EU Imposes New Sanctions

Poland is among the countries that, according to the European Union and NATO, have been targeted by Russian cyberattacks and hybrid operations against critical...

The End of Unsubstantiated “Eco” Claims: Companies Face Fines of Up to 10% of Turnover

Poland’s Council of Ministers has adopted a draft amendment to the Act on Counteracting Unfair Market Practices and the Consumer Rights Act. Behind the...

Airports Under Growing Pressure from Cyberattacks and Hybrid Threats

Transport infrastructure, especially airports, is one of the most frequent targets of cyberattacks. Airports across Europe are facing a growing number of hybrid threats,...

PKP S.A. and Japan Railway East Strengthen Cooperation in the Railway Sector

On May 6, a memorandum of cooperation was signed at the PKP S.A. Representative Office in Brussels between PKP S.A. and the Japanese railway...

Poland’s Economy Has More Than Doubled Since Joining the EU

Poland can boast one of the fastest rates of economic growth in the entire European Union. Forecasts by the International Monetary Fund for 2026...

Poland’s EU Standing Is Strong, but Companies Need a Bigger Role in Shaping Regulation

Poland is now seen in the European Union as a credible partner and one of the fastest-growing economies in the bloc. However, maintaining that...

Prof. Małgorzata Molęda-Zdziech: Hungarians Do Not Like Sudden Changes. No Revolution Should Be Expected from the New Government

According to preliminary results, the opposition TISZA party won Sunday’s parliamentary election in Hungary, securing a constitutional majority. This means that after 16 years...

End of the Orbán Era: Magyar Takes It All as Hungarians Give TISZA a Mandate to Rebuild the State

TISZA’s victory, bringing Viktor Orbán’s 16-year rule to an end, does not come as a major surprise. What has shaken the markets, however, is...

EU Strengthens Alliances on Defence, Energy and Trade as Security Priorities Shift

In response to the changing international environment, the European Union is deepening cooperation with strategic partners. According to Dariusz Joński, a Member of the...

Hungary’s 2026 Parliamentary Election Could Redraw the Country’s Political Path – and Move Markets

Hungary is heading into what may be Europe’s most important election of 2026. On April 12, Hungarians will go to the polls to decide...

Europe nations demand more control over their digital identity. Robert Szustkowski’s EU-wide initiative gains momentum

Europeans are increasingly asserting control over their online identities, turning to legal and regulatory tools to defend their privacy and reputation in the digital...

ETS2 Faces Growing Opposition Over Energy Prices and EU Competitiveness

The entry into force of the ETS2 system has been postponed from 2027 to 2028. According to Bogdan Rzońca, a Member of the European...
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