Greece Bought Submarines, Went Bankrupt. Is Poland Heading the Same Way? ↗
Front page leadIt is unclear whether Poland is spending too much or too little on defense, but one thing is certain: we can only afford to arm ourselves.
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Wyborcza.pl leads with a prominent story questioning Poland's defense spending and its potential financial implications, drawing parallels to Greece's past bankruptcy. Other top stories cover domestic real estate issues, with a focus on an investigation into the sale of church-owned properties…
It is unclear whether Poland is spending too much or too little on defense, but one thing is certain: we can only afford to arm ourselves.
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