In the press

Patrick Bet-David interviews Polish MEP Dominik Tarczyński covering Poland's economic data, defense, safety, migration, and social laws. PBD says: "You need to put this on a page."

Patrick reiterates Poland's statistics and tells his audience the data needs to be shared with the world.

New facility in Rzeszów for isothermally forged engine components. Output of F135, F100, and GTF engine parts to increase 30% by 2028.

Poland's economy has grown an average 3.8% a year since joining the EU in 2004, easily beating the European average of 1.8%.

"If you want to sell here, invest here" — Poland's local content policy shifts defense investments toward domestic firms.

PM Tusk declared 2026 as "turbo acceleration" for investment growth. Investment momentum expected at least twice as high as 2025.

PLN 200B defense, PLN 25.2B roads, PLN 15B environment, PLN 8B for first nuclear power plant.

Poland has become an oasis of stability and growth — investment momentum in 2026 is expected to be at least twice as high as 2025.

Analysis of how Poland can sustain 4.8% GDP defense spending while maintaining economic growth through structural reforms.

Microsoft allocates PLN 3B ($704M) for data center construction and AI development, enhancing Poland's cybersecurity capabilities.

Google signed MoU with Poland for AI in energy and cybersecurity. Google pledged $5M over 5 years for digital skills of 1M young Poles.

Poland's economy has edged past Switzerland to become the world's 20th largest with more than $1 trillion in annual output.

An academic analysis of the structural reforms, market integration, and policy choices that set Poland apart from its regional peers.

Poland's GDP per capita will overtake Japan in purchasing power parity terms — a transformation completed in a single generation.

Poland has arguably emerged as Europe's most capable military power and a key thought leader on defense matters within NATO.

Poland's government approved a draft budget raising defence spending to 4.8% of GDP — the highest level in NATO.

The OECD's comprehensive assessment of Poland's economic performance, structural reforms, and policy recommendations.

Continuous reform stance over two decades is the main cause of the Polish growth miracle.

Since 1989, Poland's GDP per capita has increased by nearly 150%, making it Europe's undisputed growth champion.

While the Eurozone stagnates at one percent, Poland's GDP growth of 3.3-3.5% stands in dramatic contrast.

Poland's rise is thanks to structural reforms, sound economic management, global integration, and a strong belief in the market.

An analysis of how Poland's small and medium enterprises drove the country into the world's top 20 economies.

Poland's GDP grew 3.6% in 2025, the fourth-highest rate in the EU. Growth is set to remain strong in 2026.

Poland devotes 54.4% of its defence budget to equipment — the highest figure in NATO.

GDP has increased seven-fold since 1990, and nominal GDP has increased by 500% since 2000.

McKinsey's analysis of European defense spending with Poland highlighted as the standout performer.

An in-depth look at the political and strategic factors driving Poland's unprecedented defense investment.