European Steelmakers Could Be Entering a Margin Recovery Phase

After a prolonged period of weak conditions in the European steel market, the first signs of a shift in sentiment are beginning to emerge. J.P. Morgan has become more optimistic about the outlook for European producers, pointing to tighter import restrictions, the potential for...

Gold Resists Further Losses as Structural Demand Strengthens

Gold and silver rebounded after successfully resisting another wave of selling pressure. Gold found support below $4,000, while silver attracted buyers below $57. Lower oil prices, a less hawkish-than-feared Federal Reserve, intervention...

Next Polish Rate Cut Not Before July 2027, mBank Forecasts

mBank economists have updated their short-term forecasts for the Polish economy, interest rates and the foreign exchange market. Their latest projections suggest that the coming months should bring relative stability in both inflation...

Polish Businesses Are Investing Heavily in AI. 39% Spent Up to PLN 499,000

Polish entrepreneurs are among the most active investors in artificial intelligence solutions across Central, Northern, Southern and Eastern Europe, according to the latest edition of the EY Entrepreneurship Barometer. Over the past three years, 39%...

Poland’s Ukrainian Workforce Is Becoming More Male and More Working-Age

At the end of 2025, 956,936 Ukrainian residents were covered by temporary protection in Poland. Although the total was slightly lower than a year earlier, the demographic structure changed significantly. The number of working-age men continued to rise, the female population declined and economically active age groups accounted for a larger share of the total — a shift that could have important consequences for Polish employers.

ORLEN Launches 42.2 MW Solar Farm at Mazeikiai Refinery, Targeting €4 Million in Annual Savings

ORLEN Group has commissioned a 42.2 MW photovoltaic farm at its Mazeikiai refinery in Lithuania. The installation is expected to generate approximately 45 GWh of electricity annually, covering around 7% of ORLEN Lietuva’s...

Cyberattack Targets MyDr Healthcare Platform. Authorities Investigate Possible Unauthorised Access

MyDr, a healthcare platform owned by the Docplanner group, has been targeted in a cyberattack. Polish authorities are investigating indications of possible unauthorised access to the company’s systems, although there is currently no confirmation that patient or customer data were leaked. The incident comes as cyber threats against Poland’s healthcare sector continue to rise sharply.

AI Agents Are Starting to Buy from AI Agents. Could Human Customer Service Become a Premium Feature?

Retail is entering a new phase in which artificial intelligence is no longer only helping consumers make purchasing decisions — AI systems are beginning...

Poland’s Foreign Workforce Reaches 1.13 Million, Up 7.1% Year on Year

A record 1.13 million foreign nationals were working in Poland at the end of February 2026, around 75,000 more than a year earlier. Foreign labour is becoming an increasingly important part of the country’s workforce, particularly in manufacturing, logistics, construction and business support services. Ukrainian nationals remain by far the largest group, accounting for nearly 68% of all foreign workers.

Warehouse Development Falls to Lowest Level Since 2017

Warehouse construction activity in Poland has slowed to its lowest level in nearly a decade, even as demand for logistics and industrial space remains strong. According to the latest CBRE data, developers launched...

Poland Plans Energy Law Overhaul: Fines of Up to PLN 500,000 and New Duties for Power Producers and Energy Storage Operators

Poland’s Ministry of Energy has drafted amendments to the Energy Law designed to strengthen the security of the National Power System and protect the market in the event of disruptions affecting the Central...

HIV Can Be Effectively Controlled, but Stigma Still Discourages Testing and Treatment

Advances in medicine have transformed HIV infection, which without treatment can lead to AIDS and death, into a chronic...

Court Upholds 10-Year Entry Ban on Influencer Crawly

Poland’s Supreme Administrative Court (NSA) has dismissed a cassation...

Private APN Became Gateway to Major Cyberattack on Polish Energy Infrastructure

A cyberattack on a Polish district heating plant serving around 50,000 residents exposed a previously unseen route into industrial infrastructure. According to CERT Polska, the attackers moved from compromised renewable-energy infrastructure through a private APN and cellular devices before reaching the plant’s OT network, where they forced industrial controllers into STOP mode and disrupted key technological processes.

Poland’s Central Bank Was the World’s Largest Gold Buyer in Q2 2026

The National Bank of Poland was the world’s largest...

Nawrocki, Tusk and Kaczyński Lead Poland’s Political Media Value Ranking

Karol Nawrocki is Poland’s most valuable political figure in...

Baltic Sea Eutrophication Remains Severe Despite Falling Nitrogen and Phosphorus Pollution

The Baltic Sea is among the bodies of water most severely affected by eutrophication, a process caused by excessive levels of phosphorus and nitrogen....

Columbus Energy Secures €13.24m Loan to Restructure Financing and Settle Clean Air Programme Obligations

Columbus Energy has signed a €13.24 million loan agreement. The company plans to use the funds partly to repay existing bank financing ahead of...

Online Spending in Poland Jumps 6% as Shoppers Buy Fewer, More Expensive Products

July brought a clear rebound in Polish e-commerce. According to data from the whenUbuy app, average monthly spending per user across the largest shopping...

Europe Is Racing for Digital Sovereignty. Poland Is Not Keeping Up

A race for technological sovereignty is under way across the European Union. More governments are treating digital infrastructure as a matter of national security...

Poland’s Defence Spending Could Become a Major Engine of Economic Growth

Poland’s rapidly rising defence expenditure could become a significant engine of economic growth, economists say. The scale of the benefit will depend largely on...

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