Poland’s per capita income is set to pass Japan’s. It has benefited from its integration into the EU, but that hasn’t been ...

Life expectancy in Poland reached its highest recorded level in 2024, with men living on average 74.93 years and women 82.26 years, the Central Statistical Office (GUS) reported on July 30. The data ...

Ageing, emigrating, shrinking. Thus the gloomy headlines about Poland’s population for decades. According to Eurostat, the EU’s statistical agency, its population is 36.6m, down 1.9m from its ...

Some of the reasons behind Poland’s labor shortages include low fertility rates and an aging population. Over the past 30 years, the birth rate decreased by 40% and currently stands at 1.33.

Poland is likely to see total investment of more than 650 billion zlotys ($160 billion) in 2025, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Monday, as the government unveiled a package of measures ...

Poland’s persistently low birth rate is no longer a temporary dip, but a structural shift driven by young people’s increasing difficulty in forming stable relationships, a demography expert has said.