Poles' expectations for the next year are, above all, a reduction in inflation, an improvement in relations with the EU and a reduction in taxes - according to the United Surveys poll for Dziennik Gazeta Prawna and RMF FM.more

54 percent Poles have a negative opinion of abortion, 41 percent. euthanasia, and 40 percent. - homosexuality. At the same time, 51 percent. of respondents accept divorce, 63 percent approves of living in cohabitation, and the use of contraceptives and premarital sex is approved by 62 percent. Poles - according to the CBOS poll.more

Three women will be tried in court for persistent harassment of a doctor working in one of Wrocław's hospitals. They organized pickets in front of her home and workplace after new rules of the sanitary regime were introduced in the children's cardiology department.more

Polish companies do not trust modern digital tools and remote work - according to studies published today, conducted in Poland, as well as in the Czech Republic and Hungary. It was noted that most Central European companies are waiting for their employees to return to their offices, not wanting to practice a remote form of cooperation.more

"I refuse to sign the amendment to the Broadcasting Act and I am referring it to the Sejm for reconsideration. That means that I am vetoing it," President Andrzej Duda informed today.more

50 percent of Poles support the possibility of introducing mandatory vaccinations for all adult Poles. Opponents of mandatory vaccinations are 43 percent of Poles, according to the Kantar poll.more

In December, 30 percent of the government's supporters are respondents, and to his opponents - 43 percent. 23 percent the respondents express indifference to the government; 34 percent are satisfied with the fact that Mateusz Morawiecki is the head of the government, and 51 percent are dissatisfied. - results from the CBOS poll.more

When it gets dark and the cities start to glow with lanterns, neon and street lights, they discover their other equally beautiful face. It turns out that those that delight the most in the night scenery are Paris, which is called the city of lights, as well as London, Athens, Rome and Warsaw.more

56 percent of Poles treat Christmas as a family holiday. Only 6% of respondents plan to spend Christmas Eve with friends or close acquaintances from outside the family, according to this year's CBOS survey. Almost all Poles make Christmas Eve wishes, eat traditional dishes and share the wafer.more

More than half of Poles declare that they are ready to accept a refugee or migrant on Christmas Eve, according to the IBRiS survey for Rzeczpospolita.more

In December the traffic in shopping centers is by one fourth bigger than a year ago. Despite this, the Internet sales are also growing at a record pace, which shows that Poles do not save money on Christmas - reports today's "Rzeczpospolita".more

Most Poles believe that the government is not doing a good job in the fight against the pandemic. Those who have undergone Covid-19 have the worst opinion - "Rzeczpospolita" reports today.more

Another stage of the construction of the gondola lift over the dam in Solina in Bieszczady has been completed. The rope was stretched on the already built cable car supports. The investment, worth approx. PLN 110 million, is to be ready next summer.more

A quarter of Poles will reduce family holidays in connection with the pandemic - according to the latest United Surveys study for DGP and RMF FM, quoted in the Tuesday edition of the daily.more

Vaccinations against COVID-19 with a booster dose taken abroad can be entered into the national system from December 22, the Polish Ministry of Health reported. It added that it is about vaccines authorized in the EU.more

"We want a veto!" - this is the most frequent exclamation during yesterday's demonstration in defense of freedom of speech in front of the Presidential Palace in Warsaw. Leaders of all opposition groups, representatives of social organizations and journalists took the floor.more

11 percent Poles are informed that they have been affected by depression, including 3 percent. he currently suffers from it, according to a survey conducted in November. 17% of respondents admitted suffering from depression. respondents under the age of 25.more

The tradition of flower carpets for Corpus Christi processions has been entered today on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. This is the third Polish entry, after the Kraków nativity scene entered on the UNESCO list in 2018 and the honey hunting culture entered in 2020.more

There was an unprecedented attack on the free media in the Sejm - it was reported in a statement published on the TVN24 website after the Sejm rejected the Senate's resolution to reject the amendment to the Broadcasting Act.more

Billennium company and Polish Security Printing Works created an application that allows users of Microsoft Teams to make electronic signatures and confirm identity through this platform. This is the first solution of this kind in the world.more

Disregarding prices and restrictions, Poles have decided not to sit at home this Christmas. There are more bookings than in 2019, before the pandemic, according to an analysis by the Noclegi.pl platform. Slightly fewer New Year's Eve accommodation has been booked, but there is still a shortage of places, and you have to pay up to several thousand zlotys for the free ones.more

As a reminder: from December 15, every person who comes to Poland from outside the Schengen area will have to test for Covid-19 - regardless of whether they have been vaccinated or not.more

Up to 430 people prosecuted by international arrest warrants may find their way to Poland as a result of a ruling by a British appeals court, the Justice Ministry says. According to the ministry, the verdict will unblock outstanding extraditions.more

Migrants pelted a Polish military vehicle with stones on the Polish-Belarusian border near Mielnik in Podlasie yesterday, while soldiers were also attacked with lasers, the Ministry of Defence said on Twitter and published a video.more

43% of companies in Poland intend to hire new employees between January and March 2022, while 19% plan to cut jobs, according to the ManpowerGroup Employment Outlook Survey for Q1 2022. This is the highest result since 2008.more