Start your day with a summary of today’s top stories from Poland’s leading news sites.
Polish sports unions have signed a declaration calling for the continuation of sanctions imposed on Russian and Belarusian sportspeople following Russia's invasion of Ukraine a year ago.
Bucharest Nine (B9), the nine Nato members constituting the bloc's eastern flank, have vowed to support each other in the event of any threat.
Poland's president will launch a personal "diplomatic offensive" ahead of a visit to Poland by US President Joe Biden with meetings planned with the Nato secretary general, the British prime minister, the German chancellor and the presidents of France, Lithuania and Slovakia.
Nine countries, including Poland, UK, the Czech Republic and the Baltic states, declared to provide "unprecedented" military aid to Ukraine after a Thursday meeting of their representatives in Estonia.
Orlen Unipetrol, owned by Poland's leading oil and gas company PKN Orlen, has signed deals to purchase petrol stations in Hungary and Slovakia, Orlen has reported.
The Baltic Pipe gas pipeline will be temporarily shut down on Monday due to a technical reason, according to the Danish gas network operator.
Poland's prime minister has said the price of natural gas proposed by the European Commission (EC) is too high and more decisive action is needed by the EU's executive arm.
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