Daily news briefings on Poland and the world. Updated throughout the week by our editorial team in Szczecin.
New funding from the EU cohesion fund will modernise over 1,400 kilometres of track, connecting smaller cities to Warsaw and Kraków with faster, more reliable services. We break down what is actually in the plan and what remains to be confirmed.
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The European Commission has issued its first formal findings under the DMA. What the rulings mean and who they affect.
The city has rolled out sensor networks and real-time transit data tools. We break down what works and what is still in pilot.
Members of the Alliance agreed to raise defence spending targets. Poland's role in the eastern corridor is central to the revised plan.
GDP came in slightly above expectations. Consumer prices, however, remain above the NBP's target.
The demographic shift is well-documented. Less clear is whether current policy responses are adequately scaled to meet it.
What happens next in Berlin, and how it might affect the region.
A look at the regulatory and market factors keeping household energy costs elevated despite lower wholesale prices.
What is the current constitutional dispute about, who the main actors are, and where it stands now.
EU accession talks, regional tensions, and the slow progress of political reform — a practical briefing on where things stand.