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Europe Is Racing for Digital Sovereignty. Poland Is Not Keeping Up

A race for technological sovereignty is under way across the European Union. More governments are treating digital infrastructure as a matter of national security...

China Targets Polish University and Photonics Company in Retaliation for EU Sanctions

Wrocław University of Science and Technology and VIGO Photonics are among 14 EU entities operating in strategic sectors that have been targeted by Chinese...

EU Plans New Measures to Protect Elections and Democracy from Disinformation

The European Union is working on new instruments designed to strengthen the protection of democracy against disinformation, foreign interference and attempts to influence elections,...

AI Act Brings New Duties for Employers, HR Teams and Technology Providers

Artificial intelligence in European companies is entering a new phase. The AI Act — the world’s first comprehensive legal framework regulating the use of...

EU Agricultural Policy Faces Major Changes After 2028, with Digitalisation and Competitiveness Among Key Priorities

The years 2028–2034 could bring major changes to the Common Agricultural Policy. Its future shape will now be negotiated between the institutions of the...

Couche-Tard Values Żabka at PLN 32.62 Billion in Largest Acquisition in Its History

Alimentation Couche-Tard, the owner of the Circle K chain, intends to acquire Żabka Group in the largest transaction in its history. Through Circle K...

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...

Public Administration Remains in EU Cybersecurity Risk Zone Despite Progress

The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity has published the third edition of its ENISA NIS360 report, assessing the cyber resilience of sectors considered highly...

Poland Secures €36.3 Billion for Agriculture in the Next EU Budget

The agri-food industry is expected to benefit from the European Competitiveness Fund, a new instrument planned under the European Union’s 2028–2034 budget, according to...

Polish Companies Can Secure Funding for Energy Storage, Biogas and Electromobility

New Funding Opportunities for Energy Transition Projects: Support for Charging Infrastructure, Biogas, Energy Storage and Industrial Decarbonisation. Companies implementing energy transition projects may benefit from...

Military Schengen Could Take Effect in 2028, EU Parliament Negotiator Says

The European Union has begun interinstitutional negotiations on its proposed Military Mobility Regulation, commonly described as a “military Schengen”. The legislation is intended to...

European Parliament Triggers Scrutiny of Sovereign Nations of Europe Party

Europe of Sovereign Nations, or ESN, a right-wing European political party, has come under scrutiny from EU institutions. Members of the European Parliament have...