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In the next six months, our relations with the US will be of the utmost importance, yet I have no sense that this situation could capsize our presidency. We are also prepared to act quickly in an emergency, declares the Deputy Minister for European Affairs in the Chancellery of the Prime Minister.

Chinese companies are moving production to Europe, setting up joint ventures with Western companies, and hiring more foreigners. They hope to conceal their origins and dodge customs duties.

The European energy industry is undergoing a long-term process of profound transformation to achieve carbon neutrality. The process looks a little different in every country. In Poland, PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna is at the centre of these changes, carrying out projects that are key to one of the largest economies in the European Union.

This is the second time that Poland will assume the Presidency of the Council of the European Union. Not only is this an enormous responsibility, but it also provides a unique opportunity to address questions surrounding the future of the European Community from Warsaw’s perspective.

Our socio-economic model is under threat, says Finance Minister Andrzej Domański. Deregulation, lower energy prices and greater venture capital availability are key.

In the coming years, we can expect to see a shift in American dominance, with the country’s influence becoming increasingly rooted in economic strength rather than military might.

Our goal is to become a leading European technology brand. Outside Poland, we already serve dozens of shops in Austria, the Czech Republic, Germany and Slovakia. We see potential for collaboration in many industries – says Wojciech Murawski, co-CEO and a board member at Autopay

The world, previously highly globalised, is switching to a more bilateral cooperation model.

The concept of truce will remain a source of pressure and provocation rather than a path to normality and lasting peace.

The world will find out in 2025. It all depends on China.

The great energy transition has pushed Europe to the brink of an economic disaster. The plan was excellent in theory, but the risks were miscalculated and no allowance was made for alternative outcomes.

We have until 2030 to benefit from significant EU funds and a stable demographic situation in the labour market. After that, society will start to age rapidly, real tensions will appear in public finances and business succession will become a problem. There is a way out: a sharp increase of investment in new technologies, infrastructure and the energy system. But we are doing badly in this respect.

America will not be the only country trying to curb migration in 2025. For rich countries, a smart immigration policy will involve striking a balance.

Pierwsze wyzwanie Warszawy w relacjach z Trumpem to cofnięcie decyzji administracji Bidena o ograniczeniu eksportu do Polski chipów