Poland has seen “one of the most significant fiscal deteriorations globally”, write S&P.
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Polish deputy PM proposes “constitutional reset” to resolve crisis around top court
The plan would require amending the constitution, something that has only been done twice before.
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Polish far-right leader Braun to face second trial
Prosecutors have indicted him for a series of anti-Ukrainian, anti-Jewish, anti-LGBT and anti-EU acts.
International Commission of Jurists criticises takeover of Polish constitutional court
The move ” contravenes international standards on the independence of the judiciary”, says the ICJ.
Polish bishop convicted for failing to promptly report child sex abuse allegations
It was the first time a Polish bishop has faced trial over such allegations.
Turkish engineer creates live 3D pixel map of adopted hometown Warsaw
The map features almost 200,000 buildings, moving trams that match their real-life schedules and live weather conditions.
Polish far-right leader charged over confrontation with abortion doctor and inciting hatred against Jews
Grzegorz Braun was also charged with vandalising an LGBT+ exhibition.
Poland and Vietnam announce strategic partnership during Tusk visit to Hanoi
“Vietnam and Poland share a success story,” declared the Polish prime minister.
Two thirds of Poles support liberalising abortion law, finds new poll
However, most do not favour introducing abortion on demand.
Protesters return to Poland’s streets demanding liberalisation of abortion law
They criticised the government for failing to fulfil its promises.
Poland and India aim to double trade by 2030 as PMs meet in New Delhi
Polish-Indian relations are “gaining speed”, said Narendra Modi.
Court acquits Polish soldier who accidentally shot Syrian refugee at Belarus border
The Syrian man had been seeking 50,000 zloty (€11,500) in compensation.
Ukraine finds remains of 30 people in search for victims of massacre by Polish WWII partisans
Poland recently granted permission for Ukraine to conduct a search for the victims.
Poland signs agreement on planned second nuclear plant
“This is an investment in our security, sovereignty and economic development,” says the energy minister.
