Less than a half (47%) of adult Poles remember the exact date of the introduction of martial law, i.e. December 13, 1981, while almost one fifth (19%) do not know this date at all, according to a CBOS poll conducted in November.more

"It is worth vaccinating children, because it is not true that children always go through COVID-19 gently" - said the president of Warsaw Family Physicians, Dr. Michał Sutkowski. He added that there are definitely more children in hospitals than there were in previous waves.more

Poles preferred to use non-cash instruments for payments, as 47.3 percent of the respondents chose this form of payment, according to the poll.more

Poland’s health minister on Tuesday announced a spate of new coronavirus restrictions in response to a persistently high daily number of infections and the threat from the new, highly transmissible strain of the virus, omicron. more

Polish children, aged 5-11, can receive their first Covid-19 vaccine shots from December 16, a Health Ministry spokesman has said.more

President Andrzej Duda is trusted by 43 percent of respondents, while Poland 2050 leader Szymon Holownia and Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki are trusted by 39 percent each, the CBM Indicator poll shows. In the distrust ranking, PiS president Jarosław Kaczyński came first (57 percent).more

In Poland, the fight against the fourth wave of the pandemic is ongoing. From December 15, the limits of people in transport, restaurants, cinemas and theaters will change. In addition, every person who arrives in Poland from outside the Schengen area will have to undergo a test - regardless of whether they have been vaccinated or not.more

71 percent of Poles surveyed assess the living conditions in Poland as harmful to mental health. Only 17 percent of Poles have the opposite opinion, according to the CBOS survey "Mental health of Poles".more

Britain will send 140 military engineers to Poland in December to provide support on the border with Belarus in the face of pressures related to "irregular migration", the British Ministry of Defense informed.more

Three-quarters of Poles intend to spend up to PLN 1,000 on Christmas this year, with 32% planning to spend no more than PLN 500, according to a survey commissioned by "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna" and RMF conducted by United Surveys.more

Second-hand cars are increasing in price at a furious pace despite growing imports. Another record has just been broken - in terms of price and age - writes yesterday's "Puls Biznesu".more

Already 68 per cent of employees believe that reducing the working week to four days would have a positive impact on their health, according to a survey commissioned by Personnel Service. Those against it include the self-employed and the over-55s.more

Poland is the fifth economy in Europe and one of the 10 in the world to attract the most investment in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (so-called STEM) in 2020, according to the report "Invest in digital Poland".more

Most Poles support compulsory covidium certificates when entering shops, restaurants, cultural institutions, workplaces or churches, according to a United Surveys poll for RMF FM and "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna".more

Drivers can now use almost 30 kilometers of the S19 expressway in Podkarpacie. On Monday, three sections were put into operation - from the Rudnik nad Sanem junction to the Łowisko junction. This route will be part of the Via Carpatia route, which will connect the Baltic Sea with the seas of southern Europe, including The Aegean Sea.more

The government has announced a fight against false vaccination certificates. In practice this fight is almost impossible - writes today's "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna".more

The issue of vaccination against the coronavirus is a matter that very strongly engages Poles - informs the portal wPolityce.pl, citing the results of research from the Social Changes studio.more

43.5 percent of the respondents believe that vaccination against COVID-19 should be mandatory in Poland; 40.8 percent are of the opposite opinion. respondents - according to the SW Research survey published yesterday for the rp.pl portal.more

Not so long ago, if you asked Poles what kind of Christmas they missed, most would say snow outside the window. And although 27 percent of Poles declare a longing for snow on Christmas, we definitely dream more of holidays with our loved ones. more

16.1 percent of working Poles are considering economic emigration in the coming year, twice as many as before the pandemic, according to the study "Earnings Migrations of Poles". It added that Germany would still be the most preferred destination.more

Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki gave an interview to the BBC World Service; topics of conversation included the situation on the Polish-Belarusian border, cooperation within NATO and potential threats from Russia. Broadcast tomorrow.more

President Andrzej Duda issued a decision on the consent to stay in the territory of the Republic of Poland of soldiers from Great Britain and Estonia. They are to support the actions of the Polish army in the crisis on the eastern border of the EU and NATO, said Paweł Soloch, head of the National Security Bureau yesterday.more

We are thinking about it very intensively, and perhaps some decisions will be made," said Waldemar Kraska, deputy head of the Ministry of Health, when asked about a possible decision on the obligation to carry a vaccination certificate in public places. For the time being this remains in the sphere of our dreams and discussions," he added.more

Due to very high inflation and rapid growth of salaries, next year's index of pension and disability benefit valorisation will also be record high - writes today's "Super Express".more

The competences of the Polish Institute of Family and Demography, which PiS deputies want to establish, go far beyond demographic research. For example, the president of the institution will be able to take part in cases concerning minors, writes today's "Rzeczpospolita".more