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While we frequently discuss the need for economic security, European and Polish economies are increasingly infiltrated by companies that not only leverage unfair competition through subsidies and price dumping but also sometimes pose threats to the core stability of state institutions and civil liberties. We’ve known for years what needs to be done and how, yet tangible action remains scarce – as they say, “the Chinese hold on firmly,” often with the help of local lobbyists.
Memorandum from the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers on the proposed composition of the European Commission for 2024-2029
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen was sworn in for a second term of office on 18 July. Two months later, she proposed the long-awaited composition of the College of Commissioners for 2024-2029. However, before her team assumes their positions, likely on 1 November, the EC chief’s designated colleagues must undergo hearings before the European Parliament. More than one candidate in previous years has fallen at this stage.
ZPP comment on legislative acceleration for RES
Recent times have been a period of increased efforts by the legislator to support the energy transition in Poland, which is to be welcomed. Among other things, the regulator has released a clear and transparent message to facilitate connection procedures, especially for renewable sources.
Memorandum of the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers on Poland’s proposed activities during its presidency of the Council of the European Union in the field of healthcare.
The Polish presidency should actively promote the implementation of strategic directions in the area of healthcare, ensuring the stability and predictability of regulations and supporting innovation and development in the pharmaceutical sector.
