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Recession in Poland one of shallowest in Europe - MinFin

In an interview for PAP, Tadeusz Kościński said that the relative strength of the public exchequer has helped the economy, and that Poland will soon get access to new EU funding. Wojciech Olkuśnik/PAP

The Polish economy will have one of the “shallowest” recessions in Europe, the finance minister has claimed.

Białystok one of best places to live, says new report

The newly published European Commission report looked at 83 cities across Europe including Warsaw, Gdańsk, Kraków and Białystok with data from over 58,000 interviews.

EC to focus on Poland, Hungary in early 2021 - EC vice-president

Vera Jourova, the European Commission’s vice-president for values and transparency, has told a German newspaper that she plans to use a new rule of law mechanism against Poland and Hungary next year.

EC gives green light to Poland's new state aid package

The European Commission has given the go-ahead for the launch of Poland's so called Financial Shield 2.0, a state aid package addressed to enterprises hit by the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.

EC writes off state aid for Polish companies

The European Commission has agreed to waive 100 percent of subsidies granted to companies in spring under the Polish Development Fund shield, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Development, Labour and Technology Jaroslaw Gowin announced on Thursday.

Claims that summit conclusions lack importance not serious - PM

The European Commission on Friday adopted the EU Council's conclusions on the MFF and Next Generation EU as guidelines for its conduct, thus to say that they are irrelevant is not serious, the Polish prime minister said in an interview for the Interia web portal.

EC VP Timmermans refuses to yield over rule of law - press

The vice president of the European Commission has said Europe will not concede ground in its standoff with Poland and Hungary over a rule of law mechanism in the new EU budget.

EC starts proceeding against Poland over disciplinary chamber

The European Commission has initiated more proceedings against Poland for infringement of EU law by allowing the Disciplinary Chamber of the Supreme Court to continue to rule on cases directly affecting judges.

European Commission concerned by waiving immunity of judges in Poland

EU Justice Commissioner Didier Reynders said on Monday the EC is concerned by Poland's Supreme Court Disciplinary Chamber's recent decisions depriving judges of their immunity.

EC tells Poland, Hungary rule-of-law clause in line with summit agreements

The European Commission has said it will stand its ground in a dispute with Poland and Hungary, insisting a rule-of-law mechanism in the 2021-27 EU budget is in line with agreements made by the heads of EU states at a July summit.

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