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Poland’s Appliance Sector Faces Rising Pressure From Non-EU Competition

The share of large household appliances made in third countries is rising across the European Union. These products now account for around 44% of...

Polish Companies Could Play a Key Role in Building the Country’s First Nuclear Power Plant

Polish companies could play a significant role in the construction and maintenance of the country’s first nuclear power plant. Experts emphasize, however, that this...

Polish Women Strengthen Their Role in the Economy and Business

Women are playing an increasingly important role in the Polish economy. A growing number of businesses run by women, their stronger presence in management...

AI Development in Poland Depends on Computing Infrastructure, Data Access, and Talent Retention

The development of artificial intelligence in Poland will largely depend on investments in computing infrastructure, access to data, and the ability to retain specialists...

Household Appliance Production in Poland Declines. Industry Warns: We May Lose Our EU Leadership Position

In 2025, a total of 26 million household appliances rolled off production lines in Polish factories, down 4% compared to 2024, according to the...

Barriers to AI Integration: From Market Enthusiasm to Business Pragmatism

While the hype surrounding artificial intelligence remains at an all-time high, the reality on the ground is more nuanced. Here is the translated and...

2025 on the Labour Market: A Year of Contradictions

The year 2025 is marked by clear contradictions on the labour market. Although Poland ranks among the top five EU countries with the lowest...

AI Is Reshaping the Job Market: Entry-Level Roles Disappear as Competency Pressure Rises

AI is fundamentally rewriting the rules of the job market. Artificial intelligence is taking over tasks that for years formed the backbone of junior...

Poland Reaches 29.4% Renewables in Electricity Generation — A Balanced Transition Still Needed

According to the Polish Economic Institute, in 2025 the share of renewable energy sources in electricity generation reached 29.4 percent, compared with 12.7 percent...

Poland Risks Losing Ukrainian Workers Without Rapid Legal Reforms

Ukrainian refugees generated 2.7% of Poland’s GDP in 2024, according to an analysis by Deloitte prepared for UNHCR. The report shows that 69% of...

Is U.S. Self-Sufficiency an Ambition or an Illusion? Expert on Trump’s Economic Strategy

The question of whether the United States demonstrates that full self-sufficiency is possible in today’s world deserves serious consideration. The actions of the Trump...

Polish Companies Boost Seasonal Hiring as Holiday Demand Peaks — Amazon to Recruit Over 8,500 Temporary Workers

In the final quarter of the year, companies in Poland are reporting a growing demand for temporary workers. The autumn and holiday shopping season...

EU Enlargement to the North Back on the Agenda

After Years of Stagnation, Northern EU Enlargement Returns to the European Debate. Iceland and Norway Reconsider Joining the European Union Amid Geopolitical Tensions and...

Government Plans Nuclear Competence Center to Train Workforce for First Power Plant

Polish Government Aims for Strong Domestic Involvement in Nuclear Energy Program. Ministry Plans Creation of Nuclear Competence Center to Develop Skilled Workforce and Boost...
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