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ORLEN Launches New Gas Production Projects to Strengthen Domestic Supply and Energy Security

ORLEN has launched natural gas production from two new upstream projects located at the Jastrzębiec field in the Lublin region and the Sierosław field...

Future EU Enlargement Still Uncertain as Political Disputes Intensify

At present, there are no conditions for a formal enlargement of the European Union, according to Andrzej Halicki, a Member of the European Parliament...

Iran War Scenarios: What a Prolonged Closure of the Strait of Hormuz Could Mean for Markets and the Global Economy

Although President Trump’s statements suggest that negotiations between the United States and Iran are making progress, and U.S. airstrikes on military targets have been...

EU Introduces New Migration Rules to Speed Up Asylum Decisions, Sparking Political Debate

In recent months, European Union institutions have approved two complementary measures to the migration pact aimed at standardizing and accelerating asylum decisions across member...

Middle East War Drives Energy Prices Higher, Costing Europe Billions and Exposing Dependence on Fossil Fuels

An additional €3 billion spent on fossil fuel imports—this is the cost European taxpayers incurred during the first 10 days of the war in...

Central Bank Week: Rising Oil Prices and the Iran Conflict Begin to Reshape Global Inflation Outlook

Inflation and market reactions to rising oil prices are currently at the center of global investor attention. This week can rightly be described as...

Poland’s Export Potential Has Increased Sevenfold Since EU Accession. The Benefits of the Single Market Could Be Even Greater

The value of Poland’s goods exports reached €366.2 billion in 2025, representing an increase of 3.7% compared with 2024, according to data from Statistics...

ORLEN Discovers New Gas Field in the North Sea, Supplies to Flow to Poland via Baltic Pipe

ORLEN Upstream Norway, together with its partners, has discovered a new gas and condensate field in the North Sea. The prospect, named Frida Kahlo,...

MEPs Call for Stronger EU Cancer Policy and a Dedicated Budget Line to Secure Long-Term Funding

Members of the European Parliament are calling for a stronger EU health policy to fight cancer as incidence continues to rise. In a resolution...

From IEEPA to Section 122? Washington Searches for a New Legal Path to Tariffs

The U.S. Supreme Court has struck down the administration’s most lucrative tariff instrument—but not the entire new tariff system. A ruling against using the...

The EU Crisis Centre Intervenes Dozens of Times Each Year, Deploying Specialized Response Teams to Disaster Areas

Firefighters battling record-breaking forest fires, thousands of evacuated patients from Ukraine, and assistance during massive floods in Spain — these are just some of...

Warsaw Sees EU SAFE Program as Catalyst for Defense Exports

At least 80 percent of the funds Poland applied for under the EU’s SAFE loan mechanism are expected — according to government announcements —...

From Krab to Borsuk: SAFE Funding to Scale Up Poland’s Defence Manufacturing

Members of the European Parliament from the Security and Defence Committee (SEDE) visited Polish arms manufacturers to see how the domestic defence industry is...

Poland’s Defence Industry Set for Major Boost as EU SAFE Financing Moves Forward

Of the nearly PLN 200 billion that Poland may soon receive from the EU’s SAFE loan programme, 80% will go toward expanding the country’s...
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