Polish company Lubava and the Armenian Defense Ministry's Charentsavan Machine-Building Plant signed an agreement to establish an Armenian-Polish joint venture, Mediamax reported March 27.

Ukraine, Poland and Lithuania plan to complete the process of creating a joint peacekeeping brigade in 2013, the Ukrainian Defense Ministry said, Interfax-Ukraine reported Feb. 21.

Poland will be ready to join the eurozone by 2015, Polish President Bronislaw Komorowski said in a statement Nov. 20, Voice of Russia reported.

Russia's Gazprom has agreed to lower the price of natural gas it delivers to Polish gas firm PGNiG by 10 to 20 percent, Polish Treasury Minister Mikolaj Budzanowski said, Warsaw Business Journal reported Nov. 12.

One or more states could veto the European Union's proposed long-term budget, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Nov. 9, Reuters reported.

Gazprom has reached a deal on pricing of its gas deliveries to Poland with Polish natural gas firm PGNiG, closing out Gazprom's last major pricing dispute in Europe, Reuters reported Nov. 6.

Polish forensic experts have found traces of TNT and nitroglycerine on the wreckage of the aircraft that crashed in Smolensk on April 10, 2010, killing many members of the Polish political establishment, Polskie Radio reported Oct. 30, citing the Rzeczpospolita daily.

Ukrainian Defense Minister Dmytro Salamatin and Polish Defense Minister Tomasz Siemoniak discussed expanding bilateral military cooperation during a meeting at NATO headquarters in Brussels on Oct. 10, UNIAN reported. The ministers said cooperation would include projects undertaken by the Visegrad Group, a regional security bloc, as well as joint training and peacekeeping operations. Ukraine has been attempting to balance its security ties between the Russia-led Collective Security Treaty Organization and the Visegrad Group.

Poland secured the final investments needed to begin construction of its first liquefied natural gas terminal, Reuters reported Oct. 4.