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AI safety concerns intensify as debate over international oversight grows

AI companies and policymakers are debating international oversight of increasingly autonomous systems, Newseria reports, as competition complicates agreement.

Geopolitical disruption is pushing more inventory into European warehouses

Companies are shipping goods earlier, combining sea, rail and air freight more actively and building larger inventories inside Europe. The shift is being driven by geopolitical disruption, customs changes and less reliable transit times.

Poland Faces 1,854 Cyberattacks a Week

Poland is not Europe’s most heavily targeted country, but the cyber threat is clearly intensifying. Organisations in the country face an average of 1,854 cyberattacks per week, while government institutions are already repelling around 3,400 attacks every week. Over the past year, the number of attacks in Poland has increased by 15%. Check Point Research warns that ransomware and the growing use of artificial intelligence by cybercriminals are becoming particularly serious threats.

Scientists Warn This Year’s El Niño Could Be the Strongest in 150 Years

Scientists forecast that this year’s El Niño could become the strongest in nearly 150 years of observations, with Pacific sea-surface temperature anomalies potentially reaching...

AI and the Labour Market: Poland Is Among Europe’s Most Exposed Economies

Poland is one of the economies most exposed to the next wave of artificial-intelligence automation. Under the “Special Agent” scenario, 17.5% of the task...

AI and the Labour Market: Poland Among the Countries Most Exposed to Automation

The widespread release of ChatGPT in late 2022 marked a milestone in the development of artificial intelligence. Since then, the number of companies using...

Europe Risks Losing the Global AI Race Due to Overregulation

The European Union is launching further initiatives designed to support the development of Europe’s artificial intelligence sector. These include measures to encourage investment, strengthen...

Cisco: 65% of CEOs Believe Their Companies Are Underinvesting in AI

Optimism about artificial intelligence is growing, but so is the fear of being left behind. As many as 91% of CEOs say they are...

Why Last-Minute Flight Deals May Disappear This Summer

Shorter trips, destinations closer to home and, in Europe, a growing shift towards rail travel may define this year’s holiday season. Local and regional...

USD 144 Billion Returns to the Commercial Real Estate Market as Private Capital Maintains Its Dominance for the Fourth Year in a Row

Knight Frank has published the 20th edition of The Wealth Report. According to this year’s publication, 2026 may bring a clear recovery in the...

Financial Condition of Polish Farmers Reveals Deep Market Polarisation

A recently published report shows that the largest group of farmers, 32.9%, describe their financial situation as average. Positive assessments account for 36.6% of...

Poland Seeks a Stronger Voice in Global Affairs Through G20 Format

Poland’s invitation to take part in the December G20 summit in Miami is a major opportunity to promote the country internationally, including in Africa...

Japanese bond sell-off deepens pressure on global debt markets

The sell-off in Japanese government bonds has intensified pressure on the global debt market. Yields are rising as investors grow increasingly concerned about persistent...

Interest Rates May Rise Again. Poland’s MPC Could Start Discussing Hikes as Early as July

The interest rate futures market is pointing to two or three rate hikes this year and to the forward rate reaching 4.5 percent in...
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