Damen Shipyard in Romania Launches Vessel for the Portuguese Navy
The Damen shipyard in Galați, in southeastern Romania, launched a multi-purpose naval vessel on Tuesday, April 7. The ship was...
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Macroeconomics
Poland Lost to Pfizer and May Have to Pay PLN 6 Billion for Vaccines
Poland has found itself in a situation that only a few years ago would have seemed politically unthinkable: following a...
Bulgaria Nears Completion of Currency Changeover. 91% of Leva Already Withdrawn from Circulation
Bulgaria is nearing the end of one of the most important economic processes in recent years — the transition from...
Another Wave of Layoffs in Poland: Mass Redundancies at a Major Factory — The Region’s Largest Employer
Signify Poland is preparing to cut 295 positions across its manufacturing plant in Piła (Greater Poland Voivodeship) and offices in...
DEFENCE
Drone war over the Gulf of Finland. Ukraine strikes Russian ports, and Finland feels the effects of the conflict
Ukraine’s drone campaign against Russian oil infrastructure on the Gulf of Finland has entered a new and exceptionally intense phase....
A Drone from Russia Entered a Neighboring Country. Latvia Investigates the Incident
Latvian authorities are investigating an incident involving a drone that violated the country’s airspace after approaching from the direction of...
German Eurofighters End Mission in Poland. Leaving the Air Base in Malbork
The mission of the German Eurofighter EF-2000 fighter jets stationed at the 22nd Tactical Air Base in Malbork since December...
INFRASTRUCTURES
Damen Shipyard in Romania Launches Vessel for the Portuguese Navy
The Damen shipyard in Galați, in southeastern Romania, launched a multi-purpose naval vessel on Tuesday, April 7. The ship was...
Chinese Investor Revives Plant in Konin. Former Johnson Matthey Facility Set to Start Operations in 2026
One of the most important industrial investments in recent months in Greater Poland is gaining momentum in Konin. JS Energy...
Warsaw: Spanish Vandals Brought the Metro to a Standstill for Graffiti. Now They’re Behind Bars.
On a Wednesday afternoon, passengers at Wawrzyszew metro station experienced moments of genuine fear. What initially looked like a technical...
Energy
Nausėda Wants Fuel Price Caps. Lithuania Seeks to Shield Drivers from the Effects of the Middle East Crisis
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda has proposed introducing a mechanism for a daily fuel price cap. The move comes in response...
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Saharan Dust Is Moving Over Central Europe. And That Will Not Be the Only Problem
It is not only Poland, but Central Europe more broadly that is now entering the zone affected by a cloud...
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Hungary at a Crossroads — Historic Elections This Sunday
On April 12, 2026, Hungarians will decide the future of their country. After 16 years of Viktor Orbán's rule, the...
Hotline to the Kremlin. New investigation hits Hungarian diplomacy
An international investigation published on March 31 by FRONTSTORY, VSquare, Delfi Estonia, The Insider, and ICJK has raised extremely serious...
Péter Magyar: the man from inside the system who may bring it down
Just a few years ago, Péter Magyar was more a part of Orbán’s world than its opponent. A lawyer and...
