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.

The other, from the centre, is that, in a dangerous world, Poland needs Europe to magnify its strengths, just as Europe needs Poland as a source of security and economic dynamism. Unfortunately, at the moment the right may have the upper hand.

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 ...

Analysts say domestic policy and regional dynamics hang in the balance as Poland prepares to choose between liberal Rafal Trzaskowski and conservative Karol Nawrocki - Anadolu Ajansı

After communism collapsed in 1989, Poland underwent a policy of shock therapy. Initially, the economy contracted but not long afterwards it embarked on a path of sustained economic growth.

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 the country.

The positive boost is set to culminate in 2026, when Poland will experience a 'domestic' spending frenzy from the RRF, delivery of presidential election pledges and a stronger German industry, related to a relaxation of fiscal policy by Merz' cabinet.

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 ...

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 rebounded dramatically in 1992-93, several years after the nation embarded on a comprehensive program of economic transformation. This paper describes Polan's steps in the areas of public finance, monetary policy and financial sector ...

But Poland’s bull run — which can be tracked using the iShares MSCI Poland ETF — may be in jeopardy, depending on how the country votes in a presidential election on June 1.