The other, from the centre, is that, in a dangerous world, Poland needs Europe to magnify its strengths, just as Europe needs ...

More recent administrations have not implemented the reforms and pursued policies that effectively responded to the needs of the moment. And yet… Poland’s economy is growing faster than the ...

Poland is set to hold a presidential runoff election in which a right-wing nationalist and a pro-European liberal are running ...

The Polish government's willingness to reign in a bloated deficit may be sapped by the fear of losing elections, S&P's expert on Central/Eastern Europe said on Tuesday, amid political polarisation in ...

After communism collapsed in 1989, Poland underwent a policy of shock therapy. Initially, the economy contracted but not long ...

In February, the EU unblocked around $147 billion (PLN 600 billion) for Poland from the Cohesion Policy and the National Recovery Plan. This is set to stimulate the Polish economy and boost ...

The positive boost is set to culminate in 2026, when Poland will experience a 'domestic' spending frenzy from the RRF, ...

Be skeptical of industrial policies, and never underestimate ... EU membership has no doubt been good for Poland’s economy, as it has been for all of the former communist states that have ...

Poland’s economy is on a stable recovery trajectory, but it faces challenges such as inflation management and external economic uncertainties. Strategic investments and prudent monetary policies will ...

Poland's resilience can be attributed mainly to its balanced and consistent macroeconomic policy, structural reforms, and relatively strong and transparent financial system. However, the Russian ...

Amid an economic boom, Poland has gone from being a country of ... previous populist government was strongly anti-migratory, the policy pursued was very open in practice. Since 2018, Poland's ...

Poland has agreed to stop mining coal ... 25 years compared to the trajectory set out by current policies, delivering cumulative economic gains of at least 4% of GDP by 2050," the World Bank ...