The number of migrants who remain in Poland after their documents have expired or even on fake passports or visas - i.e. illegally - is growing alarmingly. What's more, there are people considered "undesirable" in Poland and in the Schengen area, who commit crimes with convictions, "Rzeczpospolita" informed.more

Polish society is one of the fastest aging in the EU. This will soon force the retail industry to make appropriate changes. As experts argue, this will be a gradual process and no major revolution in this area should be expected. But you have to prepare for it now.more

Scientists from the British university Ruskin University analyzed data obtained from 56,000 people. people from 65 countries in terms of how they perceive their bodies. It turned out that the Maltese feel most confident about their bodies. Poles are also body positive and took ninth place in the ranking. Australians assess their physical attractiveness most severely.more

Half of refugees from Ukraine would like to integrate into Polish society, one in five does not, according to a University of Warsaw study first described in today's "Rzeczpospolita".more

100,000 passengers were checked in at Olsztyn Mazury airport this year - informed the company managing the airport. She assessed that this year's holiday season at the Warmian-Masurian airport was successful.more

To celebrate the end of the vacations, Pyszne.pl checked how the number of orders on their platform changed in several well-known vacation spots on the map of Poland. Mountains in summer or winter? Restaurants in tourist destinations have more work during the season - but how big is the difference? Here are the statistics of a leading food ordering service.more

In 2022, the balance of foreign permanent migration in Poland was 1.9 thousand. Compared to the previous year, an increase in immigration and emigration was registered, according to data from the Central Statistical Office. 62 percent of the total number of immigrants who came to the country for permanent residence were Poles.more

18 percent Polish entrepreneurs do not take into account the use of artificial intelligence in recruitment, and percent does not want to turn it on for at least three years - according to the ManpowerGroup report. It was added that 50 percent companies are already using AI or planning to implement it within the year.more

Over 50 percent respondents do not intend to take part in the referendum, which will take place on October 15 - according to the latest IBRiS survey for "Rzeczpospolita". more

44 percent respondents would not start a joint business with politicians, and 32 percent would not invite them to dinner - according to a United Surveys survey for RMF FM and "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna". Mateusz Morawiecki received the most indications in terms of setting up a company together, and Rafał Trzaskowski in terms of having dinner together.more

Poland is the third largest chocolate exporter in Europe, and the chocolate sweets market is growing, both in terms of value and quantity - according to a new report by the E.Wedel group.more

Poland's population will fall to 30.4 million people in 2060 in the main scenario, the CSO estimates in its latest demographic forecast.more

Among public figures, Rafał Trzaskowski, Andrzej Duda and Jarosław Kaczyński are the most trusted by Poles, according to an IBRiS poll for Onet. Compared to the previous month, fewer people trust the mayor of Warsaw and the president of Poland, more trust the president of the Law and Justice party.more

Krakow will have a direct air connection with the capital of Lithuania, Vilnius. They will be launched from May next year by Air Baltic, a new carrier at Kraków Airport.more

A South African citizen who wanted to fly from Warsaw to Dubai with a grenade and ammunition in his luggage was charged with three charges, and the prosecutor's office may ask the court to arrest him - said the spokeswoman for the Nadwiślański Border Guard Unit, Captain. Dagmara Bielec.more

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NASK warns against a campaign that uses the theme of recruitment for well-known companies. This type of practice takes place not only in Poland.more

The percentage of Poles who claim that the level of security is declining is increasing, according to the IBRiS survey commissioned by "Rzeczpospolita".more

PKP Intercity announces changes in the running of trains from September 3 to November 12 in connection with the introduction of the timetable correction, which is caused by, among others, modernization works on railway routes were carried out.more

For years, the public space has been repeating the narrative that items sold in small shops, bazaars or stalls are more expensive than in retail chains. However, research shows that consumers are still willing to do their daily shopping at local squares. Most go there for fresh and natural products, but also hoping that it will be cheaper than in chain stores.more

A resident of Olsztyn brought a bag with PLN 20,000 found at one of the bus stops to the Municipal Police Headquarters in Olsztyn. The police determined the owner and handed over the loss to her, the Olsztyn police said.more

Sleeping pods for passengers waiting for a connecting flight and a parcel machine for those whose items carried in hand luggage did not pass security checks have been given to travelers at Warsaw's Chopin Airport, the airport announced.more

Cabs may soon be the best monitored facilities in Poland. More transport companies may implement systems to improve passenger safety, we read in yesterday's "Rzeczpospolita."more

"Internet love. How to take care of your cyber security in online relationships" - is the title of a freely available guide published by the National Research Institute NASK. The authors of the publication explain what 'romantic scams' are and how to guard against them.more

After the peak of the price increase in spring, it seemed that the dynamics would start to decrease from month to month, but despite the so-called government shield for producers, bread is getting more and more expensive again and everything points to increases in the coming months, informs "Rzeczpospolita".more