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Thirty-three percent of participants in the "Gifts and Building Close Relationships" study consider the recipient's interests and tastes when choosing a gift. Nearly half (48%) feel satisfied when seeing the recipient's happiness.more

Just over half of the British public are cutting back on the number of presents they are buying for friends and family this Christmas, a poll suggests. Rising prices for household goods have influenced 51% of Britons to buy fewer gifts this year, the Savanta polling revealed.more

77 per cent of consumers buy gifts online, with 34 per cent doing so exclusively online and 43 per cent using a hybrid approach, according to the ‘Digital Christmas in the Zero Trust Era’ survey. Poles most often buy cosmetics and perfumes, sweets, toys and games, and clothes as gifts.more

Scaredy cat Brits aren't irrational in their fears as they're based on ancient survival instincts, according to a brain boffin. Skittish Brits' fears of heights, snakes and spiders aren't unfounded, with many rooted in evolutionary traits to survive in the wild, a psychologist claims.more

According to a survey conducted by BIG InfoMonitor, the average Pole will spend PLN 1,122 on this year's Christmas celebrations, which is one third less than last year. Respondents declared that they would spend the most on gifts (PLN 447) and food (PLN 413).more

Labour has suffered a devastating blow as their support crumbles to a mere 14 percent in a shocking new opinion poll. The dismal results suggest Sir Keir Starmer's party could be heading for their worst election performance in over 100 years.more

59.4% of Poles believe that, given the current international situation, Poland should reinstate compulsory military service, according to a United Surveys poll commissioned by Wirtualna Polska. 30.9% oppose such a measure.more

President Nawrocki remains the leader in trust in politicians, with 54 percent of respondents trusting him, according to a November CBOS survey. Second place was tied with Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, Radosław Sikorski, and Rafał Trzaskowski. Jarosław Kaczyński remains the most distrusted.more

55% of respondents believe that Jolanta Kwaśniewska was the best first lady. The current first lady, Marta Nawrocka, came second with 18%. According to 12% of respondents, the late Maria Kaczyńska fulfilled the role of first lady best, according to a poll conducted for Wirtualna Polska.more

Only one third of Poles declare sympathy for Germans, and the percentage of those who dislike them is the highest in years, according to yesterday's report in the German daily Tagesspiegel, citing the results of the latest Poland-Germany Barometer survey.more

As many as 40 per cent of young American women want to leave the US, with Canada being their country of choice, according to a Gallup poll. No other developed country has such a high percentage of women who would like to emigrate.more

49.4% of Poles surveyed believe that Prime Minister Donald Tusk is a better politician than President Karol Nawrocki. 44.9% of respondents hold a different opinion, according to a poll conducted by United Surveys by IBRiS for Wirtualna Polska.more

81% of Poles declare they feel patriotic, according to a survey conducted by the nationwide research panel Ariadna. Twelve% of respondents declared their willingness to participate in the Independence March, with young people showing the greatest interest in participating.more

According to the survey ‘Polish wallets: E-commerce during the festive season’, nearly one in three Poles do their Christmas shopping in November. At the same time, over 60% of respondents believe that festive advertising appears too early.more

63 per cent of Americans disapprove of US President Donald Trump's actions, according to a poll published yesterday by CNN. This is the highest level of disapproval in this survey since he became president in 2017.more

New research from the National Folklore Survey has found that, across England, more than a third of people believe in ghosts and supernatural beings, but belief in the paranormal varies according to age and geography.more

According to a survey conducted by ChronPESEL.pl and the National Debt Register, 59% of Poles have never checked who has the right to request their PESEL number. Sharing such data with entities that do not have appropriate security measures in place poses a risk of it falling into the wrong hands, the survey noted.more

The idea was that leaving the bloc would give the U.K. back “control” of its borders and create a fairer system. But the widespread perception is it didn’t turn out that way. Brits voted for Brexit because of immigration. Now they want to turn back the clock.more

72.3% of respondents believe that Russian aircraft violating NATO airspace should be shot down, according to an IBRiS poll for Radio ZET. As indicated, the highest number of supporters of shooting down intruders were among voters with left-wing views.more

More than half of respondents (50.8%) believe that US President Donald Trump is not a guarantor of Poland's security, according to a survey conducted by United Surveys for Wirtualna Polska.more

Never before have so many Poles eaten so many different vegetables as in the summer of 2025. August declarations of consumption of all the most popular varieties were the highest in the history of Kantar Polska monitoring. The index of diversity of fruit and vegetable consumption by Poles was also record-breaking. Among the most popular varieties in August were tomatoes, cucumbers and onions. more

A survey published today by the Pollster Research Institute for "Super Express" shows that as many as 70 percent of surveyed Poles declared that they would not leave Poland in the event of Russian aggression.more

67 percent of respondents believe that allies (e.g. the USA, Germany, France) will help Poles in the event of a Russian attack on Poland, according to a survey by the Pollster Research Institute for "Super Express."more

57.6 percent of respondents do not believe that President Karol Nawrocki will become independent from PiS and its chairman Jarosław Kaczyński, Wirtualna Polska reported, citing a United Surveys poll.more

One in five Poles meets the criteria for workaholism, according to research conducted by the educational platform Centrum Profilaktyki Społecznej (Centre for Social Prevention). This phenomenon has an impact on families – therapists are increasingly encountering patients who do not know how to live together after years of a ‘long-distance marriage’.more