EU Energy Tax Push: Spain and five other EU finance ministers, including Poland, have asked Ireland’s EU Council presidency to put an EU-wide windfall tax on oil companies on the agenda for September’s ECOFIN in Dublin, arguing current measures haven’t stabilized prices for households and businesses amid Iran-linked market shocks. Poland’s Energy Security Deal: Orlen and Norway’s Equinor signed a three-year crude supply agreement starting in September, with annual volumes of 5–9 million tonnes and potential to cover up to a quarter of Orlen’s crude needs. Cyber Threats to Infrastructure: Reports say Iran-linked hackers shut down a UK power plant for four days, while Western sources also warn of Russia-linked sabotage against European arms factories. Ukraine Frontline Diplomacy: Lithuania’s President Nausėda delivered a Ukrainian-language speech in Kyiv on State Flag Day, pledging continued support until victory. War of Narratives: Putin claimed Ukraine’s state ideology is built on neo-Nazism and said Poland is paying attention to “Nazism heroization,” as the dispute over wartime ideology continues to spill into EU politics. Border & Migration Pressure: Denmark plans tighter rules for Ukrainian refugees, and Russia accuses Baltic states (including Poland) of trying to disrupt overseas voting.