Maciej Martewicz

Peace talks on the war in Ukraine might start this winter, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Tuesday.

Poland’s largest energy company Orlen SA is pulling out of its biggest petrochemical investment as the new management of the government-controlled firm seeks to rein in spending planned by its predecessors.

Poland will introduce regulation to prevent potential takeovers of two private TV stations — Warner Bros. Discovery Inc.’s TVN SA and Telewizja Polsat SA — by unwanted suitors, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said.

Poland is becoming increasingly prone to power shortages later this decade after gas-fed power units planned by the utilities failed to win any support at a key market auction.

Poland’s second-biggest power utility Tauron Polska Energia SA seeks to shun its coal-fired units by the end of this decade as the European Union’s most coal-reliant country speeds up energy transition.

Hungary granted political asylum to a Polish opposition lawmaker who is wanted over alleged fraud at a state institution under the previous ruling nationalist government.

(Bloomberg) -- Hungary granted political asylum to a Polish opposition lawmaker who is wanted over alleged fraud at a state institution under the previous ruling nationalist government.

Poland said it would summon Hungary's ambassador in Warsaw after Budapest granted asylum to a Polish opposition lawmaker.

Poland took another step in building its first nuclear power plant after the government greenlit as much as 60.2 billion zloty ($14.7 billion) in funding for the project which still awaits the European Union approval to go ahead.

Poland’s largest energy company Orlen SA plans to increase dividends and invest as much as $91 billion in cleaner energy sources over the next decade to win back investors’ confidence after its shares tumbled last year.