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Back to Top Recent debt developments How big is the current debt problem and how is the COVID-19 pandemic affecting countries’ debt burdens? Debt levels were elevated before the crisis. For example, ...

Karol Nawrocki’s narrow victory in Poland’s 2025 presidential election reveals the enduring relevance of the country’s head of state. Although the Polish presidency does not carry executive authority, ...