<p>One month before the presidential election, Donald Tusk proposes a turn towards "modern economic nationalism", stressing the need to "re-polonize" the economy. He says Poland will no longer be a naive partner in global markets and that the country's energy security must be a priority. Tusk discussed investing in strategic projects, such as Poland's first nuclear power plant, and announced a deregulation project. His statements had a mixed impact on financial markets, affecting shares in state-owned energy companies.
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