Fieldfisher has hired a team of 25 lawyers including five partners to debut in Poland, as the UK-founded firm continues its European buildout. Fieldfisher will open offices in Warsaw and Krakow with a team hired from Polish boutiques B2RLaw and LSW, the …
György Jehirszki has qualified for the Poland Darts Masters 2025. The 41-year-old Hungarian won the Hungarian qualifying tournament last week and thus returns to the big World Series stage in Gliwice, where he already made his debut last year. Jehirszki …
Reviewing the Academy's role in Quranic service and education Tomasz Miśkiewicz, the Grand Mufti of Poland, reviewed the role of the Academy and its strategy in serving the Holy Quran, its sciences, prominent figures, and scientific projects. He also …
Polish data center, cloud, and managed services provider, Beyond.pl, has launched an AI factory at its data center campus in Poznan, Poland. Based on Nvidia’s Blackwell DGX SuperPOD infrastructure, Beyond.pl says it is the first offering of its kind in the …
The Holy Quran Complex in Sharjah discussed ways to enhance cooperation in serving the Holy Qur’an and its sciences, and introducing its knowledge heritage and its studies with the Grand Mufti of the Republic of Poland, head of the Supreme Council of the …
Fieldfisher continues its European growth strategy with the launch of two new offices in Poland, officially opening in Warsaw and Krakow on 8 May 2025. The new Polish presence—Fieldfisher Poland—will open with a team of 32 professionals, including five …
Polish Biomethane Organisation (PBO) has achieved several regulatory goals since its establishment in 2022. CEENERGYNEWS asked Michał Tarka, founder and General Director of PBO, about the latest legislative changes and the potential of biogas and …
The Ministry of Economic Development and Technology in Poland is offering Westborough-based battery materials recycling firm Ascend Elements $320 million to construct a manufacturing plant in the country. The offer is meant to entice the firm to move …
Executive Summary: Russia’s shadow war against Poland combines low-level sabotage, insider espionage, informational warfare, and cyber‑attacks. Between 2010 and 2025, Polish authorities closed 30 subterfuge cases, leading to the arrests of 61 individuals— …
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