SAFE – yes. But will we make it in time?
Wojciech Dąbrowski discusses Poland's potential participation in the SAFE program, emphasizing the need for improved defense readiness and funding sources.
Will PiS suspend Dworczyk? Over statements about SAFE
The Polish government may receive approximately €43.7 billion from the European Union through the SAFE program to modernize its defense, while opposing politicians express concerns over funds flow.
Gen. Polko on the SAFE program: I’m tired of scaring 'bad Germans'
General Roman Polko expresses doubts about the SAFE program's funding for the Polish military due to fears of sovereignty being compromised.
Karol Nawrocki: It is unacceptable to move the defense deeper into the country
Karol Nawrocki emphasized the need for technological advancements in the Polish armed forces and expressed his concerns about national defense and the SAFE program.
Karol Nawrocki spoke out about SAFE. Will there be a veto?
Karol Nawrocki expressed the need for Poland's army to receive funds from the SAFE program but raised concerns regarding sovereignty and the transparency of expenditures.
Gigantic pressure on Nawrocki. Poles have issued a verdict
Karol Nawrocki faces a difficult decision regarding the future of the SAFE program amidst mixed public opinion in Poland.
What if the president vetoes the SAFE act? The government: We will benefit, but there is one 'but'
The debate over Poland's SAFE program has intensified political clashes among the ruling coalition, opposition, and the Presidential Palace, with significant financial implications for national defense.
Tusk against Nawrocki. This is how the government wants to circumvent a possible veto
The Polish government is facing opposition regarding the SAFE program aimed at securing €43.7 billion in preferential loans to support the defense industry, with critics fearing a loss of sovereignty and negative impacts on U.S. relations.
Magdalena Sobkowiak-Czarnecka: Veto means a trimming of SAFE
Minister Sobkowiak-Czarnecka addresses opposition claims regarding the SAFE program and its implications for national debt in Poland.
Millions for Poland at Risk. Everything Depends on Nawrocki's Signature
The SAF program, aimed at supporting Poland's defense industry, is jeopardized by political controversies and the urgent need for signatures from key officials.
Donald Tusk: Poles had problems with Ukraine, but it needs help today
Donald Tusk emphasized the necessity for Poland to aid Ukraine amid potential aggressions and discussed the EU's SAFE program for securing loans to assist member states.
US Ambassadors Criticize SAFE Solutions
US ambassadors to NATO and the EU argue that restricting American defense industry participation in European procurement threatens transatlantic security and cooperation.
Sikorski warns Nawrocki. "Stupid orders from Nowogrodzka"
Poland's Radosław Sikorski criticizes President Karol Nawrocki for potentially vetoing the SAFE program, which is seen as a crucial European initiative endorsed by U.S. sponsors amid opposition from PiS politicians.
SAFE is the ideal program for Airbus. Polish firms will also profit from it
Airbus plans to significantly expand its presence and partnerships in the Polish aviation and defense sectors through the SAFE program.
Sikorski harshly criticizes opponents of the SAFE program. 'I wonder how many agents and how many fools are there'
Radosław Sikorski, Poland's Minister of Foreign Affairs, criticized opponents of the SAFE program during a protest outside the Presidential Palace, questioning the motives of the demonstrators.
Dispute over SAFE. How many Poles believe that the program serves Germany?
The Polish government is calling for President Karol Nawrocki to veto a law that implements the SAFE program, which is designed to strengthen European defense spending.
Survey: We Know Whether Poles Are Concerned That SAFE Serves German Interests
The PiS party calls for President Karol Nawrocki to veto a bill aimed at implementing the SAFE program, which is a financial tool for enhancing defense in EU countries.
Gen. Komornicki warns: In the event of war, retaliation on Russian territory is a necessity. Otherwise, we risk Ukraine's fate
General Komornicki advocates for Poland's participation in the EU SAFE program to enhance its defense capabilities amid escalating regional tensions.
Program SAFE and the Conditionality Mechanism? Sławomir Cenckiewicz Warns Against 'Nuclear Weapon'
The Polish Senate has adopted several amendments to the SAFE program bill, ignoring opposition proposals and modifying funding conditions to exclude the Ministry of National Defence budget.
European Union approves 14.9 billion for Italy's Defense. From new fighters, missiles to ships: here's what the arsenal could be
The European Council has approved a plan granting Italy approximately 14.9 billion euros for defense as part of a larger 150 billion euro loan program named SAFE, aimed at strengthening military capabilities across multiple EU nations.
Michał Szułdrzyński: Is Poland Doomed to Choose Between Sovereignty and Security?
The article discusses the contradictions in Polish right-wing politics regarding security and sovereignty in Europe, particularly in the context of the SAFE program and perceptions of American security assistance.
Sobolewski: the SAFE program is the best thing that has happened to us
The SAFE program is set to provide Poland with a €43.7 billion loan to finance 139 defense improvement projects, but it faces criticism from opposition leaders who express concerns about its implications for the Polish economy.
Marcin Horała Compares SAFE to a Loan in South Korea: We Were at a Specific Moment
Marcin Horała comments on the EU's SAFE program, which aims to strengthen European defense capabilities with a budget of €150 billion, highlighting Poland's significant potential share of €43.7 billion.
The profitability of SAFE, the acceleration of the economy, and Japan's investments in the USA
The podcast discusses the financial implications of the EU's SAFE program for Poland's military modernization and the government's vision for economic growth.
Is the SAFE loan cheaper than Polish debt? Economists have no doubt
The article discusses the economic implications of the SAFE loan program versus traditional Polish debt financing, emphasizing its political ramifications.
Maciej Miłosz: How Much Does Political Stupidity Cost Us
The article discusses the potential savings of billions of zlotys possible through the EU's SAFE program for military equipment purchases in Poland.
The President Did Not Propose Amendments to SAFE Despite Numerous Doubts and Announcements
The President of Poland failed to submit amendments to the SAFE legislation concerning EU funding for the defense industry, despite prior indications of intent.
Is the SAFE program threatened? The government has a plan B in case of presidential veto
The Polish government aims to implement the SAFE program, which facilitates the management of €43.7 billion for defense investments but faces opposition and possible presidential veto.
Should universal conscription be reinstated? Gen. Leon Komornicki: It should have been already. Including women
General Leon Komornicki argues for the reinstatement of universal conscription in Poland, advocating for mandatory military training for both men and women amid the ongoing threat from Russia.
The State Allocates 16 Million Euros: The Goal is to Relieve Families of Care Burdens
Estonia is launching a nearly 16 million euro welfare technology program aimed at supporting the elderly and people with special needs to remain independent and safe at home longer.
Jarosław Kaczyński on the 'German Boot'. Mirosław Oczkoś: This narrative is a repeat of the 2023 mistake
Mirosław Oczkoś discusses the complications of the SAFE program dispute for the ruling PiS party and the political maneuvering surrounding President Karol Nawrocki's expected actions regarding a related bill.
What the right does not understand about EU funds, including the SAFE program? We explain
President Karol Nawrocki is uncertain about signing the SAFE program bill, citing concerns over conditionality and fears from political leaders regarding increased German influence over Poland.
PiS criticizes the SAFE program. Gen. Pacek: My heart aches
The Polish government has been approved for an investment program under the SAFE defense initiative, but opinions on its success are divided.
Deputy Head of the Ministry of National Defense for 'Rzeczpospolita': The Trump Administration Supports the SAFE Program
The Trump administration has expressed support for the SAFE program, which aims to enhance conventional defense responsibilities within Europe, as discussed during the Munich Security Conference.
Tusk appeals to the president and PiS: Nothing justifies opposition to SAFE
Donald Tusk calls on the president and the ruling party to support the SAFE program, emphasizing its priority for Poland's defense spending.
Lithuania should receive first payments under the SAFE program worth over 6 billion euros in March
Lithuania expects to receive initial payments from the SAFE program, valued at €6.375 billion, in March pending approval from the European Commission.
Donald Tusk: This night showed how important the SAFE program is
Donald Tusk emphasized the significance of the SAFE program following a recent Russian airstrike in Ukraine, highlighting Poland's security needs.
43 billion euros for defense. We show what the stakes are in the dispute over SAFE
The article discusses the political dispute in Poland regarding the allocation of 43 billion euros from the European SAFE program for national defense and military purchases.
Marek A. Cichocki: The Most Important Question Regarding the SAFE Program and Poland's Security
The article discusses the contentious debate over the European Union loan under the SAFE program, with differing views on its implications for Poland's security.
Could Karol Nawrocki veto an important law? Poland might lose billions
Poland's parliament approved the SAFE program aimed at bolstering the European defense industry, with Poland set to receive significant funding, but uncertainty looms over whether President Karol Nawrocki will sign it due to conflicting party interests.
Nawrocki in a political trap. A confrontation with PiS on the horizon
Poland's Sejm adopted the SAFE program to support the European defense industry, leading to political tensions with the ruling PiS party, which opposes the fund as a threat to national sovereignty.
Artur Bartkiewicz: PiS, SAFE and Germany. Does Berlin's interest have to be contradictory to Warsaw's interest?
The article discusses the political dispute in Poland regarding the SAFE program, highlighting the distrust of the ruling PiS party towards the EU and Germany.
Michał Szułdrzyński: Ambassadors, SAFE, and the Dismantling of Poland. What is Behind the Next War of PiS
The article discusses the political reactions in Poland following remarks made by various ambassadors, particularly regarding the SAFE program and its implications for Polish sovereignty.
Poll: How do Poles evaluate the SAFE program?
A recent poll reveals divided opinions among Poles regarding the SAFE program, with the ruling coalition supporting it while the right-wing opposition criticizes it.
SAFE divides the political scene, what will the president do? Veto on the table
The Polish parliament passed the SAFE program enabling joint borrowing for armaments, igniting a political dispute about its implications and the president's potential veto.
PiS and Confederation Against SAFE. Tusk Comments
The Polish parliament voted on a government bill related to the EU SAFE program for defense investments, facing opposition from PiS and Confederation.
Donald Tusk on the vote regarding SAFE: Masks have fallen, they are enemies of independence
Donald Tusk criticizes PiS and Konfederacja for voting against Poland's SAFE program, labeling them as enemies of national independence.
The Sejm has decided. Billions of euros will go to Poland
The Polish Sejm has approved a law to implement the SAFE program, enabling the country to access European Union funding for defense investments.
Nawrocki Wanted to Break the Coalition. Post-Communist, but Ours
Karol Nawrocki engaged in a lengthy discussion with ministers from Donald Tusk's government about Poland's involvement in the EU SAFE program, raising concerns over its implications for Polish sovereignty and the defense industry.
Will there be a veto regarding SAFE? Tusk on 'irreplaceable loss'
Donald Tusk expresses skepticism about the likelihood of a presidential veto on the SAFE program in Poland, questioning the basis for concerns raised by the President and his team.