Former Soviet satellite state Poland has unleashed the power of its homegrown talent to create faster economic growth and more defense spending as a percentage of GDP than even the U.S.

The COP24 UN climate conference is being held in Katowice, Poland – in the heart of one of Europe’s biggest coal-producing regions.

Production of sheep's cheese in the Małopolska region, Zakopane, photo: Jola Lipka / East News . The picturesque region of Podlasie in eastern Poland is famous for a cheese called koryciński, which ...

As of 2007, the city of Warsaw's per-capita GDP was at 94,200 zlotys a year (22,100 euro, 33,000 U.S. dollars), 160% of the EU average, the Central Statistical Office said. If you consider that ...

This isn’t a one-off event. By 2024, Poland’s economy had grown to 11 times as big as in 1986. That considerably outpaces the U.S., which grew its economy to be six times as big over the same ...