Maciej Martewicz

Poland’s biggest defense group is targeting another record year as the European Union’s largest land force ramps up spending to counter threats from Russia and tap into new EU funding.

Poland will see nuclear power entering its energy mix in less than five years as small reactors gain traction in the European country, predicted billionaire Michal Solowow.

Polish producer of military drones WB Electronics sees the European Union’s loans-for-weapons program as a “significant growth factor” for the company that’s considering an initial public offering.

Grid operators are building new defenses against sabotage and cyberattacks

The helicopter flying over fields, rivers and villages in central Poland is loaded with high-tech cameras and sensors. The pilot, an army veteran who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, keeps the small Robinson R66 low to the ground.

Poland reached an agreement with the European Union’s executive arm to unlock €43.7 billion in loans for defense spending, paving the way for record contracts with the domestic arms industry.

Poland seeks to hold “honest talks” with the US after it was blindsided by Washington’s decision to halt deployment of its troops to the NATO ally, according to Defense Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz.

KGHM Polska Miedz SA, the European Union’s largest copper producer, plans to expand its footprint abroad as the global shift to cleaner technologies fuels appetite for the red metal.

The Polish government’s program to cap fuel prices at the pump is enticing drivers from nearby countries to cross the border and fill up with the some of the cheapest petrol in the European Union.

ElevenLabs sees Warsaw as its fastest-growing hub as the artificial intelligence voice company chases new customers in central and eastern Europe.