Donald Tusk, the Polish Prime Minister, has placed two TV channels on a strategic companies list to prevent undesirable buyers from acquiring them. He aims to protect media outlets from foreign interference, especially in light of potential Russian cyberattacks. The Hungarian government-affiliated TV2 may facilitate the sale of the independent TVN channel, currently owned by Warner, which is under financial pressure. The opposition claims Tusk's actions are propaganda against Poland, while the government insists on state interests. Teljes cikk (hvg.hu)