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Nord Stream 2 is a test of European solidarity
Jerzy RutkowskiThe announced construction of a new gas pipeline, the Nord Stream 2, raises questions about the economic and political power of Russia and Gazprom.
Baltic leaders meet to mull energy matters
Jo HarperBaltic energy companies are active against the backdrop of an ever-present regional threat.
Hundreds of foreign companies taken over by Polish firms over the last decade
Dorota A. Ciesielska-Maciągowska, Mariusz-Jan RadłoThe last decade has brought a dynamic increase in the number and value of investments carried out by Polish companies abroad.
Poland and Norway revisit gas terminal and pipeline plans
Jo HarperA liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal and a planned pipeline from Poland’s northern coast to Norway would make Poland less reliant on Russian supplies, government and utility leaders said on March 21st.
Baltics look east for new energy links
Jo HarperThe Lithuanian and Japanese governments have signed a memorandum of co-operation on nuclear energy matters, meanwhile Estonian government signed a deal with Russian Gazprom.
Ironworks in tax havens, heaven in the ironworks
Michał KozakOver the years the steel industry has been the flagship of Ukraine's economy. Today it is a problem that keeps the government awake at night.
Without industry Poland won’t be wealthy
Marek PielachCE Financial Observer talks with Maciej Bukowski, the President of Warsaw Institute for Economic Studies (WISE).
Foreign investors have invested more than EUR161.7bn in Poland
Marek PielachCE Financial Observer talks with Jacek Kocerka of NBP, the co-author of the report “Foreign direct investments in Poland and Polish direct investments abroad in 2014”.
Poland leads the way in the CEE real estate upturn
Jo HarperPoland is the best in the region in terms of finalized transactions in commercial real estate.
Belarus kick starts privatization as economy stumbles
Jo HarperBelarus has announced public sales and tenders for shares in 60 state-owned companies in 2016.