The last thing we need is approval from some Brits (which 10 years ago had 180-degree opposite opinion about us) or other foreigners because we have "don't have doctors and engineers". Promotion of Poland as a safeheaven can cause only more tourism from abroad, encourage digital nomads and other people will excess money to buy out our properties and paradoxically cause more immigration cause Poland is very safe, isn't it? All of these things will rise real estate prices. I started to miss times where Poland was underestimated and we didn't have weirdos like this coming to our country.

Videos circulating online that purport to show Polish soldiers criticizing Ukraine are AI-generated deepfakes likely planted as part of a Kremlin-orchestrated disinformation campaign, according to internet researchers.

Europe’s largest open-pit coal mine could be transformed into Poland’s deepest lake after it shuts down, as part of long-term efforts to regenerate the area and restore it for public use.

Mario just a few dozens of meters away from an anti-LGBT organization 😂

This post was NOT made to promote anti-LGBT rhetoric, in fact, I very much hate anti-LGBT movements, it’s just a moment I found hilarious while walking through Wrocław.

Genuine question.

I'm an Asian from far east who have lived in Europe for more than a decades (3 years UK, 10 years Germany) and recently, Poland.

I have noticed people in Poland constantly ask me if I liked living in Poland. I haven't been asked the same question in same caliber when I was living in other countries.

Often, I would just say the things I like and kept the things I do not.. so I that I don't offend them. I mean, you can't have it all rosy after all.

But the 10-Years-German side of me really want to air out all my laundry, clean and dirty.

So... what would Polish people react if I became honest for once. Because, overall, I'm not that ecstatic.. I'm just OK.

Here, it’s quite common to introduce your partner to your family for the first time only at the formal meeting when you’re already planning to get married. But when I went to Poland to visit my girlfriend, I had meals with her family almost every day from the very first day. I found that cultural difference really fascinating.

Poland's young mathematicians have swept the board at the 2026 International Mathematical Olympiad, with all six members of its team reaching the podium and two winning gold in Shanghai.

>Let’s start with what Statistics Poland (GUS) defines as the aforementioned "traces of life." Simply put: if you appear in at least two different databases simultaneously—for instance, by visiting a public healthcare provider while also paying social security contributions or taxes—GUS considers you to be "living and active" in a given location. If someone does not show up in any records, they are excluded from these statistics. This method was used, among other things, to determine actual places of residence.

>According to this experimental analysis by Statistics Poland (GUS), approximately 38.8 million people were present in Poland at the end of 2025 (an increase of nearly 40,000 compared to the previous year), including around 2.3 million foreigners (an increase of nearly 215,000). It should be noted that official population data cited a figure of 37.3 million inhabitants. However, a caveat was added stating that these results "do not constitute official statistics regarding the population of Poland." Yet, when comparing them with the official figures, several very interesting observations can be made.

I’m just wondering. I saw the word gololedz and I know it’s „gołoledź” but it looks weird. Is there a reason behind this? Sometimes I get a sms from bank or T-Mobile and it’s messed up, but when I type to anyone it lets me use them. Why is it happening?

Polish investigators have uncovered the remains of at least 38 more people believed to have been killed in a World War II-era massacre in western Ukraine amid a recent spike in tensions over an atrocity that has long divided Warsaw and Kyiv.