The Pole, who probably visited twice more than 190 countries, returned to Poland

Sławek Muturi, 54, born in Łódź, was probably at least twice in each of over 190 countries - UN members. He just returned from Japan, the last place he had previously visited only once.more

"Today Gdansk is an example of solidarity, integration and peaceful coexistence" - emphasized the King of Spain Philip VI during the presentation of the Princess of Asturias prize to the city of Gdańsk. In previous years, this distinction has received, among others Berlin and the Yad Vashem Institute.more

The global economy is slowing down, but it is possible to recover in 2020 - these are the main conclusions from the World Economic Outlook report published by the International Monetary Fund. The IMF also increased inflation estimates in Poland in 2020 to 3.5 percent. from 1.9%, and in December '20 CPI expects to reach 3.5% yoy, which is the highest forecast among EU countries.more

Instead of curbing the export of medicines abroad, the legislator has exposed patients to loss of life and health - reports Polish daily 'Rzeczpospolita'.more

For online stores, Tuesday is statistically the most intense in terms of sales, and the weekend is the worst, according to an analysis of 3 million transactions by Ceneomore

Poles like using used products, most often they buy second-hand cars, books, clothes and furniture - new data shows.more

Poles are satisfied with democratic changes and the market economy, and are also convinced that the future will transfer positive development - according to a study conducted by the American institute Pew Research Center.more

We want Britain in the EU, but we have respect for the will of the British, 'said Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki of Poland, who is taking part in the EU summit in Brussels. "We managed to negotiate an agreement that will be safe for both parties," he added.more

In 2016, Poles had assets worth EUR 32 billion abroad. The budget lost EUR 1.4 billion on this in the form of unpaid taxes - we read in Dziennik Gazeta Prawna.more

In a few weeks, an autonomous medical drone will fly over Warsaw for the first time - writes Polish daily 'Rzeczpospolita'. This is the beginning of a revolution in the airspace of Polish agglomerations.more

The Sejm sent for further work in the commission an ultra-Catholic citizens' project regarding the amendment of the Penal Code, which provides, inter alia, introducing a prison sentence for any attempt to conduct sex education among persons under 18 years of age.more

Researchers from the Space Research Center of the Polish Academy of Sciences have developed a method for automatically and quickly creating detailed maps of land cover globally.more

The phenomenon of singularization, or single life, is increasing among seniors. Most often its cause is the death of the spouse. Almost every fourth Pole over the age of 60 is a widow or widower - according to a report from the Public Opinion Research Center.more

It seems that there are again chances for the modified version of the Brexit agreement to be ratified by the EU and the British side; nevertheless, there is a risk of non-contractual Brexit - said Deputy Minister Konrad Szymański.more

Today, a contract has been signed in Gdańsk for the construction of a new pier for the T2 passenger terminal at the Gdańsk Airport Lech Walesa. The pier will be built for over PLN 255.2 million.more

The court changed the franc loan into PLN, but did not specify the interest rate. The situation of francists is getting tangled up, which the CJEU was to clarify - reports "Puls Biznesu".more

Candidates in the Sunday election supported by the opposition won a majority of 51 seats in the Senate - according to data from the constituency electoral commissions. Law and Justice will have 49 senators in the forthcoming parliamentary term.more

The Berlin daily "Tagesspiegel" in its weekend issue tried to answer the question why Poland is so foreign to Germany, despite geographical proximity and various relationships - from commercial to interpersonal.more

The number of Ukrainians working in Poland who want to leave Poland is growing. The problem is that more from the East will not come to the Vistula River - informs today's "Puls Biznesu".more

Fewer employers avoid paying ZUS contributions, and employees are less often forced to work in illegal conditions, according to a CBOS study on violation of employee rights. A large percentage of employees complain about restrictions on freedom of association in trade unions.more

Poland's ruling right-wing populist Law and Justice (PiS) party is projected to win Sunday's parliamentary election with 43.6 percent of the vote, according to an exit poll compiled by Ipsos.more

66 percent Poles declare that they do not segregate waste, and 58 percent believes that segregation makes sense - according to the ARC Market and Opinion survey and the Responsible Business Forum. As added, 15 percent respondents would be able to correctly sort articles during disposal.more

A 43-year-old man who was behaving aggressively at Wroclaw airport was arrested for two months. The man was under the influence of alcohol; he said that there was a bomb on the plane.more

On the occasion of the elections in Poland Google search engine displays a commemorative logo on the Polish main page. Among the coloured letters, the second "o" of the search engine name was replaced by the ballot box with the Polish flag.more

In connection with the upcoming elections, CBOS decided to check the moods of Poles on today's politically most important issues. Studies have shown that Poles are very divided on most issues.more

About 50 billion zlotys - that's how much Poles spend on "fake" food - the daily Fakt reports, citing the unpublished report of the Trade Inspection on food inspection in 2018.more

Poles are mostly skeptical about any new technologies. This attitude is adopted by about 60 percent. respondents - reports Rzeczpospolita, citing the report "Technology in the service of society. Will Poles become a society 5.0?", prepared by the Digital Poland and PwC foundation.more

British potatoes have been delisted from a number of lines in Poland's largest supermarket due to fears of a no-deal Brexit, according to a large UK potato exporter, which has had to cancel orders with its growers as a result.more

Although it is becoming easier and easier to get a job on the Polish market, the majority of employees still dream about better pay - according to the SpotData report published in the "Puls Biznesu".more

Poland is concerned about the start of operations of the Turkish armed forces in north-eastern Syria, the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported. The Ministry of Diplomacy on the Vistula expressed hope that the ongoing operation will end as soon as possible.more

63 percent The Poles surveyed by CBOS intend to go to elections and have specific party preferences. According to a CBOS survey, 73 percent respondents declared their interest in elections to the Sejm and Senate; 27 percent I'm not interested in them.more