Zosia Wanat is the Warsaw Bureau Chief at Sifted. She specializes in covering topics related to drone technology, security equipment, and cryptocurrency, including crypto regulation. Zosia's insights and analyses have been featured in Bloomberg News and Insurance Journal.
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By: Konrad Krasuski, Zosia Wanat
Poland is drafting legislation to tax online platforms, seeking to level the playing field for local firms whose foreign competitors aren’t subject to levies in the east European country.
By: Zosia Wanat, Konrad Krasuski
Poland, the biggest beneficiary of the European Union’s military funding program, is aiming to spend a big chunk of the loans to build up its drone capabilities and defenses in the face of aerial incursions by Russia.
By: Konrad Krasuski, Zosia Wanat
Polish lawmakers failed to overturn a veto on a bill regulating digital assets, dealing a blow to Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s attempts to regulate a sector he says has been a conduit for Russia’s subterfuge in the European Union nation.
By: Zosia Wanat, Aaron Kirchfeld, Mark Bergen
ICEYE, a Finnish satellite developer with a number of defense contracts, has raised money at a €2.4 billion ($2.8 billion) valuation, capitalizing on the military spending boom across Europe.
By: Zosia Wanat, Ewa Krukowska
Poland’s biggest defense holding, Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa SA, seeks to ramp up sales to European allies and tighten cooperation with heavyweights including Rheinmetall AG, Thales SA and BAE Systems Plc.
Poland will spend much of the funds from the European Union’s military loan program on its own rearmament rather than common purchases with allies, as Warsaw bolsters its defenses to deter Russian aggression.
By: Zosia Wanat, 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.
By: Zosia Wanat, Maciej Martewicz
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.
By: Zosia Wanat, Konrad Krasuski
InPost SA is increasing its presence in France with an additional €500 million ($581 million) investment by 2030 to support organic growth, as Poland’s largest parcel locker operator expands across Europe.
By: Maciej Martewicz, Zosia Wanat
ElevenLabs sees Warsaw as its fastest-growing hub as the artificial intelligence voice company chases new customers in central and eastern Europe.
