Poland, a leading example of economic growth and increased military spending in Europe, will vote in a presidential runoff Sunday in a race that remains too close to call.

to assuage EU fears of massive emigration from Poland to (other) EU countries. Some changes in EU economic policies would also be helpful—for example, institutional reform bringing the Common ...

Warsaw — The mood here on Monday was subdued. Political signs supporting Warsaw’s progressive mayor, Rafal Trzaskowski, for ...

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Poland’s divided electorate has delivered a blow to the governing coalition, but not yet to the country’s economic momentum.

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 ...

Late last month, Poland’s economy was estimated to have grown by ... country is conservative and cautious with its immigration policy. "We are aware of some of the mistakes made by other ...

Russia and Belarus will observe whether Poland's foreign policy undergoes any changes under the newly elected president, ...

NEW DELHI: Since the assumption of the presidency of the Council of the European Union (EU) by Poland ... economic, energy, food and health. Both environmental and climate change also features ...

This controversy comes at a time of rapid change in Poland, where the move toward ... such as reflections on the real needs of the economy, on an integration policy that had hitherto been sorely ...

Many people will doubtless blame Brexit for this change. Supposedly ... After communism collapsed in 1989, Poland underwent a policy of shock therapy. Initially, the economy contracted but not long ...