In the contemporary world, the economy defends itself against the political economy of populism and reforms by taking out loans and increasing debt. Typically,...
Cities such as the Tri-City, Łódź, and Warsaw have been striving for metropolitan status for years. Now, these cities are joining forces and discussing...
The market is momentarily setting aside macroeconomic data and central bank decisions as we enter the phase of parliamentary elections in France. Additionally, a...
The Ministry of Culture and National Heritage has announced a detailed plan to reform public media in Poland, aiming to implement the European Media...
Despite the difficult situation on the European market due to many unexpected events, Germany is still one of the largest foreign investors in Poland....
Rising operating costs and various fees, fewer orders, lower rates, unfair competition, and geopolitical turmoil—these are just some of the challenges shaping the recent...
According to economists, the recently introduced mobilization law in Ukraine will not significantly impact the labor market in our country. Although some Ukrainians may...
Poland ranks seventh in Europe and 12th worldwide among the least business-friendly countries. It also performed the worst in this regard compared to neighboring...
The CJEU ruling in case C-118/22 necessitates reconsideration of the Act on the Police of April 6, 1990, specifically concerning the regulations governing the...
In the face of growing problems with repaying current liabilities and loan installments, Poles are increasingly turning to alternative forms of access to goods...
Expert commentary by Piotr Mirowski, Senior Partner, Investment Advisory Department, Colliers.
The two-decade period following Poland's accession to the European Union has been marked...