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Europe Poland puzz stanley termohrnek leCountrys trajectory hinges on October 13 election. Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedIn | Illustration by Matt Needle for POLITICOPolitico PrimerOctober 13, 20191:53 am CETBy Jan CienskiWARSAW 鈥?For centuries, theres been a Poland-shaped hole at the heart of Europe. As other countries adopted representative democracy and economic liberalism, Poland was fighting for independence 鈥?from Austria, from Russia, from the Nazis, from the Soviets. Only the end of communism in 1989 gave Poland a chance to re-enter the European m stanley thermobecher ainstream. And it did so in a frenzy, with spirited multiparty democracy and shock therapy economic modernization.The past four years has been in many ways a moment of re-evaluation. Under the ruling nationalist Law and Justice party, the country is debating the cost of three decades of rapid but unevenly distributed economic growth, which Western values it wants to accept 鈥?from gay rights to secularization and the acceptance of migrants 鈥?and whether liberal democracy with its separation of powers and checks on the will of the majority are suitable for the deeply divided Central European country.Polands election on October 13 will determine which course the country takes next. A trio of pro-EU opposition parties is challenging the ruling party. Who ends up on top will have important implications not j stanley tumbler ust for Poland 鈥?but also for the EU and the blocs relationship with the fast-growing economy Hzdg Northern Ireland lawmakers to suffer pay cut for their power-sharing failure
15 SeptemberEU-Ukraine summitEUROPEAN Commission President Romano Prodi promised to unblock aid for Ukraine once the International Monetary Fund IMF has approved Kiev reform programme. He told Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma that the Union would rel stanley cup ease 92 million euro in financial assistance for Ukraine once the IMF agrees to resume its lending to the former Soviet republic. IMF officials have been examining Kiev reform strategy this week, but said they needed to see credible budget plans for 2001 before they would agree to unfreeze the Fund 3 billion euro package for the country.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInS stanley cup canada eptember 20, 20005:00 pm CETPRODI also confirmed that he would support Kiev application to join the World Trade Organisation, but declined to comment on Ukraine hopes of becoming a member by the end of next year. Kuchma said joining the WTO would be a first step in his country long-term plan to become a member of the Union.FRENCH President Jacques Chirac welcomed Kiev efforts to draw closer to the EU, but said it was too early to speak of membership.Chirac also pledged that the Union would provide financial aid to finish building two nuclear reactors to repl stanley ca ace the Chernobyl plant, which will be closed on 15 December. We will authorise the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and Euratom to finance the completion of the plants, he said. Some