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59 percent respondents believe that Poles can get along and do something together - according to a CBOS survey. Moreover, over half of Poles believe that we are a nation that obeys the law (55%) and pays taxes honestly (51%).more

64 per cent of Poles declared that they would go on holiday this year. This is 9 per cent more than last year, according to the latest CBOS survey.more

British teenagers believe their generation will have a worse life than their parents, according to a new poll. Money, jobs and climate change were named among the concerns of 1,001 teenagers aged 14 to 17 who were questioned by YouGov for children’s charity Barnardo’s.more

48 percent Poles believe that Russia may attack Poland militarily in the coming years - according to an Ipsos survey commissioned by TOK FM and OKO.press.more

Szymon Holownia, Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz and Donald Tusk enjoy the greatest public trust in February. Jaroslaw Kaczynski and Mateusz Morawiecki are the most distrusted, according to the CBOS poll.more

One in three Poles is worried about whether they will be able to pay their bills, and one in two will not be able to handle an unexpected expense, according to Deloitte's "Consumer Signals" survey. Thirty-eight percent of respondents said they would not have enough money at the end of the month - a 3 percentage point increase from December 2023.more

More and more Americans see immigration as the most important issue facing their country. Immigration has become more important than the economy and inflation for the first time since 2019.more

28 percent Poles believe that Ukraine will win in the war with Russia - according to a survey published on the website of the weekly "Wprost". 33.2% of respondents have the opposite opinion.more

According to a study commissioned by Nationale-Nederlanden, factors such as stress, inflation, addictions and problems with access to specialist doctors have the most negative impact on the mental health of Poles.more

Poles are increasingly concerned about what will happen on NATO's eastern flank when Vladimir Putin's troops win in Ukraine - according to a United Surveys survey for RMF FM and "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna". Over 47 percent Poles believe that Vladimir Putin will want to attack Poland.more

More than half of Poles consider a NATO war with Russia; 32 percent respondents are not afraid of such a scenario - according to a survey by the Pollster Research Institute for Tuesday's "Super Express".more

Poles are sceptical about Vladimir Putin's words that he will only send his troops to Poland if Poland attacks Russia, wrote 'Rzeczpospolita', citing an IBRiS poll.more

Rafał Trzaskowski of the KO (28.3 per cent) and Szymon Hołownia of Poland 2050 (24.0 per cent) are most likely to win the presidential election, according to an IBRiS poll for Radio ZET published yesterday.more

46 per cent of respondents are in favour of abolishing the Sunday trading ban, while 44 per cent support its continuation. Never before has the difference between these antagonised groups been so small, reports 'Rzeczpospolita' today.more

The parliamentary elections and their results: the removal of PiS from power, the takeover of power by the opposition and the appointment of Donald Tusk's government are the most important events in 2023, according to 65 percent. participants of the CBOS survey. The respondents considered the war in Ukraine and the war in the Gaza Strip to be the most important events in the world.more

More and more Poles want Ukrainians to work for us, but are against financing social benefits for them - according to a study by the University of Warsaw, described in today's "Rzeczpospolita".more

15 percent of adult Poles declare that in 2023 they went to the cinema only once, 19 percent - at a concert and 11 percent in the theater - informs CBOS in the Survey of Activity and Experience of Poles in 2023.more

23.5 percent respondents believed that Rafał Trzaskowski would be the best candidate of the current ruling majority for president if it put forward one candidate - according to a SW Research survey for the rp.pl portal.more

49.3 percent respondents were unable to indicate who should be the PiS candidate for president in the next elections in 2025. Mateusz Morawiecki received the most votes among the mentioned candidates - according to a SW Research survey for the rp.pl portal.more

42 per cent of Poles feel nervous about the situation in Poland. KO voters are the most satisfied (37 percent), while Confederation voters are the least satisfied (5 percent). Left-wing voters are most likely to feel embarrassment (52 per cent), according to the CBOS poll "What do Poles feel now?".more

EasyJet’s holiday wing is offering “grans go free” places on trips to Europe, after research found half of families had never holidayed abroad with their grandparents.more

77 per cent of Poles feel satisfied with their lives. Nineteen per cent assess its level as average and three per cent are dissatisfied with their lives, according to the CBOS survey.more

Nearly half of respondents cite a higher salary as the most important reason for changing jobs, according to the 54th edition of the Labour Market Monitor survey published on Tuesday. Salesmen and cashiers were the most frequent job changers, it added.more

56.3 per cent of respondents give a good assessment of the measures taken so far by Prime Minister Donald Tusk, 36.9 per cent say bad things about them and 6.8 per cent have no opinion, according to the poll, the results of which are published today by "Rzeczpospolita".more

According to CBOS, public sentiment has improved in 2023. The improvement is most evident in assessments and predictions about the economic and political situation.more