“Consumption has risen due to population growth, while labour market tightness has eased in several sectors.” Before the war, Poland faced acute worker shortages, particularly in ...

Karol Nawrocki narrowly won the run-off election to become Poland’s next president. His entry into office will heighten the ...

It has averaged annual GDP growth of about 4 percent per ... It’s hard to say factors such as age of the population are the explanation for Poland’s overperformance since it has very similar ...

Bulgaria is preparing to join the eurozone, a goal it has been steadily pursuing for years, even as more influential EU ...

For years, wages in Poland have outpaced inflation ... This is mainly due to years of solid economic growth, which has been fueled by investments cofinanced with EU transfer funds.

Bernhard L. Otterstein, President of the Polish-Canadian Chamber of Commerce, highlights how Canada’s role in Poland’s energy future and a resilient trade partnership are fueling bilateral ...

Poland posted the highest GDP growth among large EU economies in Q1 2025, according to a flash estimate from the Central Statistical Office (GUS). Year-on-year growth reached 3.2%, or 3.8% using ...

remains the least dynamic continent in terms of Catholic growth. The European Catholic population increased by only 0.2% between 2022 and 2023, reflecting a near-stagnant dynamic. Italy, Poland ...