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Newly qualified staff leave region in droves each year for better pay and conditions abroad
Warsaw says gas pipeline project ‘disturbs competition’ in escalation of dispute with Moscow
Strict lockdowns helped region handle spring crisis better than western Europe, but now the number of cases is rising
Struggle within ruling coalition has brought de facto leader back as deputy premier
Law and Justice party founder becomes deputy prime minister to quash power struggle
Equity value of $11bn makes ecommerce group the country’s most valuable listed company
Allegro’s listing brings new energy to sluggish capital markets and an underperforming stock exchange
Ruling party’s alliance with hardline clerics alienates young seeking spiritual sustenance
Justice minister and allies stake out hard line in culmination of ideological confrontation within coalition
Law and Justice’s governing partner opposes contentious animal rights legislation
Poor relations with rest of Europe has eroded country’s influence on international stage
Timing of IPO reflects heightened investor excitement for online shopping during pandemic
Nation accelerates drive to wean itself off fossil fuel that makes up 74% of its electricity generation
Costs and the EU’s climate policy are moving inexorably against the country’s coal sector
Political reasons suspected behind delay in official approval for Arndt Freytag von Loringhoven
Clash comes as tension rises between activists and ruling Law and Justice party
Washington says move will help counter Russian aggression in Europe
Warsaw’s anti-monopoly watchdog says Russia’s state-controlled gas giant failed to co-operate with its investigation
An ever-relevant account of a people deeply divided in history and geography
European affairs minister Clément Beaune tells the FT the bloc must be tougher on breaches by Poland and Hungary
The country burns more hard coal than any other in the EU. But even before the pandemic, the industry was in crisis
Hungary’s leader claims ‘huge victory’ by stopping effort to make handouts dependent on good governance
After latest election win, Law and Justice will continue agenda that has led to conflict with Brussels
Civic Coalition files official complaint over poll won by incumbent Andrzej Duda
Oil company PKN Orlen plans to acquire PGNiG in state consolidation push
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