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AI Skills Are Becoming a Standard Requirement in Poland’s Job Market

Demand for artificial intelligence skills is rising across Polish companies. The number of job offers from the SME sector referring to AI increased from...

AI Was Supposed to Save Time. Instead, Employees Are Working Faster and Longer

Artificial intelligence was expected to free employees from repetitive and time-consuming tasks, shorten working hours and reduce stress. Instead, the technology designed to relieve...

Digital Technologies Are Changing ESG. Artificial Intelligence Is Both an Opportunity and a Challenge for Business

Digital technologies are changing the way companies pursue sustainable development goals — environmental, social and governance-related alike. Artificial intelligence and data analytics help monitor...

Oil Prices Rise Again as the Middle East Remains One of the Main Risks to the Global Economy

Despite assurances made last week by President Donald Trump, no agreement with Iran has yet been reached, and market participants are currently observing only...

Poland’s Growth Model Is Reaching Its Limits, Economist Warns

“Poland’s economy is increasingly approaching the limits of its existing development model,” says Mariusz Zielonka, Chief Economist at the Lewiatan Confederation. In 2025, Poland’s...

The Engineer of the Future Will Be a Technologist, Humanist and Strategist All at Once

In an era of rapidly advancing artificial intelligence and digitalization, the concept of the “engineer of the future” is taking on an entirely new...

Poland’s Complex Tax System and Regulatory Burden Remain Major Obstacles for Business

An extensive tax system and a high volume of regulations are among the most frequently cited barriers to doing business in Poland. At the...

Strait of Hormuz Disruptions Hit Asian Economies Hardest as Shipping Bookings Collapse

An analysis by Dun & Bradstreet* indicates that disruptions to the smooth flow of transport through the Strait of Hormuz will hit Asian countries...

Polish PiS MEPs Vote Against ECB Report, Cite “Centralisation” and Digital Euro Risks

The European Central Bank should be free from political pressure, central banks must retain strong independence, and the digital euro should be introduced—but not...

Inflation, Debt and Inequality: The U.S. Economy Is Starting to Look K-Shaped

Despite signs of cooling in the services sector, inflation in the United States remains elevated—felt most acutely by low-income households. Since January 2019, prices...

MEPs Call for EU Rules on Algorithmic Management to Ensure Human Oversight at Work

Members of the European Parliament have urged the European Commission to prepare legislation regulating the use of algorithmic management (AM) in companies. They stress...

OECD Raises Global Growth Forecast to 3.2% for 2025, Despite Trump-Era Tariffs and Rising Trade Tensions

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has raised its global economic forecast, projecting 3.2% GDP growth worldwide in 2025. According to the...

OECD: Poland Set to Lead Economic Growth in the European Union in 2026

Poland is expected to become the fastest-growing economy in the European Union, according to the latest forecast from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and...

Exit Tax on Trial: What the Lagfin–Campari Case Means for EU Corporate Tax Planning

On the evening of 31 October 2025, just after the close of trading on the Milan Stock Exchange, officers of the Guardia di Finanza...
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