Iran and Poland not only have several century-old relations in common, but also a pragmatic society and seeking to exploit opportunities of the present. One of them is economic cooperation. Poland is looking for new partners and markets, Iran has a chance to return to the international economic bloodstream. The Germans, the French, the British, but also small Lithuania which has a higher turnover with Iran than Poland, all know this. It is high time for Polish products to appear on this 80-million market, as it was in past centuries.

The Europe of the future must be "smart" and implement innovative projects that will lead to development and structural changes rather than fixing what used to be till now - says dr Małgorzata Bonikowska, CIR's president, in an interview for Dziennik Zachodni. Infrastructure investments are important, because, for example, thanks to good communication not only domestic business is developing, but also foreign investments, and Poland is gaining increasing export and international traffic for our country.

The dispute concerns Radosław Sikorski's legacy and isn't really between the PiS and PO parties. There are many, especially on the left side of the political spectrum, who argue that the Eastern Partnership was a mistake from the beginning, it turned out to be a failure and de facto led to the war. I would like to recall that when it was created, none of today's critics raised objections. Besides, the EP was a direct response to Sarkozy's Mediterranean Union. Without the EP, not a soul in the EU would sacrifice time to the East.