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Storage, multifunctional rooms and limited space are among the main challenges in Warsaw homes. IKEA used local household research to redesign more than 4,500 sq m of its Janki store.

Nearly half of Polish teachers in grades 5–8 used AI in 2024, according to TALIS. The Copernicus Science Centre is launching a free five-week course to help teachers use AI effectively, critically and responsibly.

Between 21% and 46% of men taking part in a nationwide Polish study showed elevated depressive symptoms, depending on the screening tool used. The...

Although most adults in Poland undergo at least one preventive medical test during the year, regular screening remains far less common. A PZU Zdrowie...

Poland’s recorded music market reached PLN 515.7 million in the first half of 2026, up 13.9% year on year. Streaming remains dominant, but physical...

Chinese car brands are rapidly increasing their share of Poland’s automotive market. In July 2026 they accounted for 15.5% of new-car registrations, up from...

Poland’s Sejm has failed for a third time to override President Karol Nawrocki’s veto of legislation regulating the crypto-assets market. Before the vote, Prime Minister Donald Tusk cited testimony from the Zondacrypto investigation involving alleged political influence, payments and a promise of a presidential pardon.

Poland’s political dispute over Zondacrypto has escalated to the highest level of government, with Prime Minister Donald Tusk, presidential aide Zbigniew Bogucki and Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek clashing in parliament over past prosecutorial decisions and the failed attempt to override the president’s veto of the cryptoassets law.

Wrocław is the Polish city most often considered as a possible new place to live and the most frequently recommended to young people for university, according to a new image study. Students account for roughly one in six residents.

Poland is reviewing the rules for its free-medicine programme for people aged 65+, and experts warn that the process could affect access to free RSV vaccination. The Health Ministry says the changes are intended to improve efficiency and preserve access to effective treatment.

Polish border guards stopped a Georgian national at Warsaw Chopin Airport after authorities linked him to the post-Soviet criminal hierarchy known as the ‘thieves-in-law’. Officials say he may have used 39 different identities and has now been barred from Poland and the Schengen area for 10 years.

Poland’s Supreme Administrative Court has ruled that an online payment does not cease to be a donation simply because the recipient does not know the donor’s full identity. The decision could have significant consequences for streamers, creators and online fundraising.

Volodymyr Zelensky has warned airlines and insurers that Russian airspace is becoming increasingly dangerous as Ukrainian drone operations expand. Kyiv says civilian aircraft are not targets.

The International Olympic Committee expects Poland’s Olympic authorities to quickly resolve a leadership crisis following the arrest of PKOl president Radoslaw Piesiewicz. An internal letter outlines three scenarios, with his voluntary resignation described as the most favorable option.