Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has presented a plan on how his country can still access €44 billion ($50. 5 billion) in low-interest loans following a veto by President Karol Nawrocki of a ...

Poland’s government is scrambling to keep access to major European Union defense loans after the president blocked a law allowing the country to access the funds.

Poland's government on Friday pushed ahead with a European Union defence-funding programme despite the president vetoing the ...

Polish President Karol Nawrocki said on March 13 that he will not sign a law setting out the rules for how Poland would spend ...

Still, as a signatory to the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty since the 1960s, Poland is committed not to seek or acquire ...

The Polish government will adopt a resolution to implement programs under the SAFE initiative, despite President Nawrocki’s veto. — Ukrinform.

Poland’s prime minister on Thursday urged Polish citizens in Iran to leave the country immediately and to refrain from travelling there, warning that the risk of open conflict was real and evacuation ...

Warsaw warns firms against hiking fuel prices amid crises as rising global costs expose vulnerability of mid-sized energy ...

EU-aligned Prime Minister Donald Tusk says the $50 billion EU loan package would turbocharge the economy, while the ...

Warsaw’s deep political divisions risk torpedoing the country’s access to €44 billion in cheap EU rearmament loans.

Polish President Karol Nawrocki has decided to avow legislation to participate in the EU's SAFE program, under which Poland is claiming about 44 billion euros in rearmament loans. The Polish president ...