US EditionTusk Announces "Search for Innovative Methods" After the President's Veto
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The Polish government is still trying to save part of the plan for a massive modernization of the army. For a week, the country has been in a political battle over the veto of President Karol Nawrocki, with which he blocked a loan application from the European Commission. Donald Tusk's cabinet wants to strengthen European cooperation. On the contrary, the head of state, together with the opposition, is betting on the United States.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk announces "innovative methods" following President Karol Nawrocki's veto of the law implementing the EU SAFE.
The government is trying to cover what the SAFE program can't achieve with state budget funds, Prime Minister Donald Tusk declared on Friday. He added that the government is looking for "innovative methods" to cover at least some of the expenditure on services outside the Ministry of Defense and on infrastructure.
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