Maciej Martewicz

Poland will “thoroughly” analyze the impact of Latvia's decision to ban Russian food imports and doesn't rule out taking appropriate steps itself, according to Prime Minister Donald Tusk

Polish President Andrzej Duda will propose that NATO member states raise the minimum level of defense spending to 3% of economic output in his talks with US President Joe Biden

Veteran oil industry executive Ireneusz Fafara will take over as the head of Orlen SA amid growing political uncertainty over deals that transformed the refiner into a self-styled national energy champion.

Poland’s largest refiner said it will take a write-off equating to about $400 million as a result of oil that its Swiss trading unit paid for but never received.

(Bloomberg) -- Poland's largest refiner said it will take a write-off equating to about $400 million as a result of oil that its Swiss trading unit paid for but never received.

Poland's largest refiner said it will take a write-off equating to about $400 million as a result of oil that its Swiss trading unit paid for but never received.

Poland's largest business, the oil company Orlen SA, set out a more detailed account of how it says its Swiss-based trading unit managed to lose almost $400 million purchasing oil that never materialized.

Poland's defense chief said the country is prepared to assist Ukraine in getting fighting-age men to return to the war-battered country after Kyiv tightened conscription rules.

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(Bloomberg) -- Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk summoned the head of the secret service and prosecutor general following a report that the previous management of the nation's largest oil refiner had ignored warnings about a Swiss unit.