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Exclusive: Iranian Opposition Exposes Petrochemical Company Financing Regime's Terrorism and Oppression - Vimarsana News

Exclusive: Iranian Opposition Exposes Petrochemical Company Financing Regime's Terrorism and Oppression

On May 31, 2023, the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) exposed classified documents obtained by the social network of the main opposition

Poland Seeking Defence Funding "Outside the Market" [COMMENTARY] - Vimarsana News

Poland Seeking Defence Funding "Outside the Market" [COMMENTARY]

Magdalena Rzeczkowska, Minister of Finances, said that the government would prefer “outside the market” financing of defence expenditure, Business Insider reports. Rzeczkowska also said that the financing would be obtained in collaboration with the governmental development banks. Poland is facing a challenge - financing of unprecedented defence expenditure.

The Warsaw Voice - Vimarsana News

The Warsaw Voice

Fund for the army under question

Poland's defence expenditure will amount to 2.4 percent of GDP in 2022, the country's defence ministry said on Monday. - Vimarsana News

Poland's defence expenditure will amount to 2.4 percent of GDP in 2022, the country's defence ministry said on Monday.

The ministry explained that the outlays would come from planned budgetary defence spending and non-budgetary money from the Armed Forces Support Fund.

National Bank of Poland to Allocate Billions to Modernization of the Military - Vimarsana News

National Bank of Poland to Allocate Billions to Modernization of the Military

President of the National Bank of Poland announced that profit made by the bank would be transferred to cover defence and military spending. The above concerns an amount that may be higher than 10 billion zlotys.