Friday, March 21, 2025

USA-China Tensions Transform Global Market

After the U.S. elections, relations between the...

New “Clean Air” Regulations Stir Controversy; Columbus Energy Balances Caution with Optimism

Renewed "Clean Air" Program Met with Caution by the Renewable Energy Sector; Columbus Sees Both Opportunities and Risks. The renewable energy sector is approaching the newly published rules of the "Clean Air" program with some skepticism. Columbus Energy recognizes both opportunities and risks within the...

Cybercriminals Impersonate Decathlon to Steal Data

Recently, there has been a rise in online fraud schemes exploiting the well-known sports retail brand Decathlon. Numerous fake contests have appeared on social media platforms, particularly Facebook, aiming to steal personal data...

Supporting Moldova’s European Integration Process is Crucial for Poland, Says MEP Michał Szczerba

Michał Szczerba, a Member of the European Parliament from the Civic Platform, emphasizes that supporting the European integration process of the Republic of Moldova is crucial for Poland. Moldova was granted official candidate...

Poland’s Investment Boom: Why British Businesses Are Betting on It

Poland ranks sixth in Europe in terms of investment attractiveness. As the largest economy in the region with a strategic location, it plays a crucial role in building resilient, sustainable, and competitive supply chains in...

InvestAI: Will the EU’s €200 Billion AI Initiative Be Enough to Compete Globally?

The European Commission has announced the launch of a new initiative, InvestAI, aimed at mobilizing €200 billion in investments in artificial intelligence. However, in the global AI arms race, this remains relatively modest....

Alcohol is Too Cheap in Poland: Experts Call for Urgent Tax and Policy Reforms

Alcohol consumption in Poland is steadily increasing, leading to tens of thousands of premature deaths and socio-economic costs amounting to billions of zlotys annually. "In Poland, alcohol is becoming cheaper relative to our...

EU Green Deal Pressures Polish Plastics Industry to Invest in Sustainability

The Polish plastics industry faces challenges stemming from EU regulations and increasing consumer environmental awareness. Implementing circular economy principles is becoming a necessity, which means costs and investments in new technologies for companies. On the other hand, investing in a circular economy can bring long-term benefits, both in terms of resource savings and strengthening market position. However, access to financing and the readiness of companies to implement changes remain crucial. “The Polish plastics sector, one of the key industries in the national economy, faces serious challenges resulting from legislative changes that affect it as a whole. That is, all regulations and changes related to the introduction of the European Green...

European Union Imposes Billions in Tariffs in Response to Trump’s Trade Policies

Donald Trump has raised tariffs on products from Canada, Mexico, and China, as well as imposed duties on steel and aluminum imports from all...

Panek S.A. Suspends Car Sharing Service Due to High Costs and Low Profitability

Panek S.A. will continue to offer its car-sharing service until March 28. The suspension...

Will Trump’s Tariffs Really Make America Great Again?

Donald Trump argues that his tariff policy is designed to make America great again. In reality, U.S. tariffs lead to trade wars, creating international tensions. The consequences of the U.S. president's decisions will...

Polish Companies Increasingly Fear Deterioration of Their Situation

The percentage of employers who believe that their business conditions may worsen this year has increased by 10 percentage points compared to last year. Only one in seven companies expects an improvement in...

EU Imposes €26 Billion in Tariffs on US Goods in Response to American Trade Measures

The European Commission has announced the imposition of tariffs on American products in response to the implementation of U.S....

Poland Strengthens Its Position in Global Agri-Food Trade, Eyes Asian Markets

In 2024, the export of Polish agricultural and food...

Poland Remains a Key Market for the Business Services Sector (BSS)

Poland continues to be one of the key markets...

Revival in the Rental Market – Will March Confirm the New Trend?

Since the beginning of the year, the rental market has seen a surge in demand. The response rate to listings has increased by 26%...

The End of Cheap Labor: Poland’s Economic Shift and the Need for Innovation

Poland’s rapid economic growth over the past 20–30 years has been driven by a well-educated yet relatively inexpensive workforce. This advantage allowed Polish products...

Cutting-Edge Technologies for National Security: Quantum Optical Cryptography System

On March 17, 2025, a press conference was held at the Military University of Technology Club in Warsaw to present the findings of research...

Is Trump and Putin Causing a Decline in Property Sales in Poland?

"Clients Are Afraid of 30-Year Commitments When They Can’t Be Sure About Next Week" What does Donald Trump have to do with the Polish real...

UODO President Imposes Fines for Illegal Processing of PESEL Data in Postal Voting

On March 17, 2025, the President of the Personal Data Protection Office (UODO), Mirosław Wróblewski, decided to impose administrative fines on Poczta Polska and...

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