VOICED: For Poles, EU membership still a plus

The transcript discusses Poland's positive experience since joining the European Union. Young Poles, who were teenagers or young adults at the time of accession, view the membership favorably, citing economic benefits and cultural integration. Poland has received significant financial support from the EU, including investments from the European Investment Bank. The country's identity is deeply rooted in European history, and joining the EU marked the end of the Cold War era for Poland. Today, Poles are more confident in the EU than some older member states, and Poland's economy is thriving within the Union.

What historical context is provided regarding Poland's identity and its integration into the EU?

How do current polls reflect the confidence of Polish people in the EU compared to other member states?