53 percent of Poles believe that Russia has had opportunities and real influence on decisions made in the institutions of the European Union or its member states, according to a survey commissioned by the European Policy Research Center.more
The leader of the June trust ranking is President Andrzej Duda, who is trusted by 47 percent. surveyed, and 42 percent are distrustful. On the podium were the Mayor of Warsaw, Rafał Trzaskowski (trusted by 42 percent of respondents) and Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki (trusted by 38 percent).more
Poland is the most pro-American country in the world, 93 percent. of residents speak positively of the US; the other is Israel. In both these countries, the percentage of those who think well of the United States is higher than in the United States itself, according to a survey published by the American research center Pew Research Center.more
Support for the far-right AfD party continues to rise in the polls. In the recently published ARD DeutschlandTrend survey, it scored 19 percent and pushed Chancellor Scholz's SPD party to third place. This is the highest result recorded so far for this party in an ARD TV poll. The Christian Democrats can count on by far the greatest support.more
The highest rated person in the British royal family is the sister of King Charles III, Princess Anne, and the rating of Duchess Meghan, the wife of Prince Harry, has fallen to an all-time low, according to the latest YouGov poll.more
In Germany, as much as 33 percent. of men aged 18-35 accept violence against women, and 34 percent admitted that they happened to raise their hand to their partner during an argument, according to a recent survey. In turn, 34 percent of those surveyed admitted to using physical violence against women to "instill respect in them".more
Nearly 90 percent of economists believe that this year inflation in Poland will fall below 10 percent. - results from the summary of the survey conducted by "Obserwator Finansowy" published on Monday.more
In total, 54.5 percent. of respondents in the United Surveys poll for Wirtualna Polska have doubts about the creation of a commission to investigate Russian influence, and almost 45 percent. of this group believes that the idea of its creation should be abandoned. Less than 40% of the voters were in favor of starting the commission's work.more
The number of Europeans who see Russia as an adversary or rival has doubled since 2021. - according to the latest survey by the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) think tank. In 2023. 64 per cent of respondents considered Russia an adversary or rival, in 2021 the figure was 35.6 per cent. The survey, the results of which were published last week, was conducted in 11 EU countries.more
According to 39.4 percent respondents, the head of PO Donald Tusk would be a better prime minister after the autumn elections than the current head of government Mateusz Morawiecki, who was indicated by 27.2 percent. surveyed. 33.4 percent of respondents assessed both politicians in the same way, according to a SW Research poll for rp.pl.more
Religious pluralism is on the rise in Germany and as many as 34 per cent see this as a threat. Since the Middle Ages, religious diversity in Germany has not been as high as it is today; only half of the people living here are Christian, writes the Welt, citing a survey by the Bertelsmann Foundation.more
29 per cent of parents have a clear vision of the work their offspring would do in the future, and 61 per cent of respondents do not want to interfere in their child's choice of profession, according to the Pracuj.pl survey. A third of parents worry that their children will make the same career mistakes as them.more
President Andrzej Duda, Warsaw mayor, PO deputy leader Rafał Trzaskowski and Poland 2050 leader Szymon Holownia are the leaders of the May trust ranking, according to a CBOS poll. PO leader Donald Tusk, PiS president Jarosław Kaczyński and Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro (SP) are the most distrusted.more
65.1 percent Poles are convinced that increasing the 500 plus benefit to PLN 800 will increase inflation in Poland. 1.9 percent of respondents believe that an increase in inflation will reduce inflation, according to an IBRiS survey for Radio ZET.more
Support for the Greens continues to fall and is now at its lowest level in five years. The SPD - the party of Chancellor Olaf Scholz - also lost, while the liberals and the AfD gained, which is currently supported by 18 percent. surveyed, according to the latest Insy poll published today. Only every fourth respondent is satisfied with the work of the government.more
More than 80 per cent of Polish companies employ Ukrainian nationals; in more than a third of companies, the percentage of Ukrainians employed ranges between 10-20 per cent of the total staff, according to a study by analytical centre Gremi Personal.more
Eighty-one percent of respondents declared that John Paul II is a moral authority for them, including 58 percent who stated this strongly. Fourteen percent of respondents held the opposite view, according to a new CBOS poll.more
88 percent of respondents believe that Poland is a country where they live safely. 96 percent also believe that their immediate neighborhood is safe and peaceful. 83 percent have not been the victim of any crime in the past five years, according to the CBOS survey.more
Let's face it, we are all getting pretty fed up with this cost of living crisis. It's severely impacting many people's quality of life, with many living pay cheque to pay cheque.
It's gone on long enough now that a whopping two in three workers have admitted they are open to moving to a new city after evaluating the cost of where they live and work.more
More than half of gig economy workers in the UK are earning less than the minimum wage, new research has found, with a quarter reporting that the nature of their work put their safety at risk.more
73 percent of those surveyed believe that Poland should accept Ukrainian refugees from areas affected by the conflict; according to 62 percent, Ukrainians appreciate the help received in Poland, according to the April CBOS survey.more
62 percent of Poles are in favor of building nuclear power plants in Poland, only 23 percent of those questioned are of the opposite opinion, according to a poll conducted by the Pollster Research Institute.more