Poland Warned Policies Will Damage Economy
Polish leaders are warned that populist spending pledges and institutional instability will affect growth.
Polish leaders are warned that populist spending pledges and institutional instability will affect growth.
The conservative Law and Justice party continues to try to stack the Constitutional Tribunal in its favor.
If the American-Russian rivalry shifts back to Europe, the focus will be on Hungary, Poland and Romania.
Top judges fight back against the government’s attempts to weaken their autonomy.
Poland’s foreign minister says there is no reason for concern before calling leftism an illness.
Poland would be more likely to support Britain’s EU demands if it helped bolster NATO’s defenses.
The Law and Justice party is purging opponents from state agencies and threatening critical media.
The conservatives try to remove justices who were appointed by their political opponents.
World War II references are a way to deflect German criticism.
But restricting access to welfare is not the main issue for Central Europeans outside the eurozone.
Like the British, Poland’s conservatives are Euroskeptic. But there are some disagreements.
Many Poles felt they weren’t sharing in the prosperity delivered by the ruling liberal party.
A victory for the right-wing Law and Justice party would give policymakers in Berlin and Brussels headaches.
Now that Central Europe is at peace, Poland no longer has to rely on others to safeguard its independence.
A century after it regained its independence, Poland is still divided between east and west.