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What's up

What's Up :: Poland faces groundwater drought

A snowy winter improved the country's groundwater situation, but not to the extent of lifting the hydrogeological threat warning Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Jewish culture in Poland

Since the fall of communism in Poland close to four decades ago there has been a revival of Jewish culture Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Poles less interested in work abroad

Rapid wage growth in Poland has greatly reduced inclinations to emigrate in search of better pay in foreign lands Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Millions of Poles switch to bikes

There is a rapidly growing trend among Poles to choose bicycles for commuting on a daily basis but there still remains a list of shortcomings with regard to safe infrastructure for cyclists Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Poles proud of 1791 Constitution

The May 3rd Constitution, the first in Europe and second only to that of the United States, is a reason for pride but what do Poles know about their country's current supreme law of the land? Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Striking types of Poles' behaviour

There is a whole gamut of culturally and even historically influenced habits of most Poles, including the common tight lipped 'Polish smile' Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: More pay transparency in Poland

New rules on pay transparency, due from June, might prove a difficult experience for both employees and employers Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Poland up for school closures

The continuous fall in Poland's birth statistics and resulting drop in student numbers has led to an increase in school closures, mostly at elementary level Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Polish Easter tradition

Easter is a time of reflection but also a celebration of life with the onset of spring. Poles, through their customs, give prominence to both Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up : Churches as shelters in times of crises

Poland's government and Catholic Church consider cooperation to use parish facilities as shelters and aid distribution centers Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Warsaw's Poster Museum reopens

It was founded in 1968 and is the world’s first museum devoted exclusively to poster design with a collection of some 63 thousand works Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Payment cards in Poland

Statistically speaking, every adult Pole has 1.5 payment cards in their wallet. Debit cards are the most common, followed by credit cards Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Nine decades on the air

Polish Radio External Service (formerly Radio Polonia) is celebrating ninety years of operations interrupted only by WWII Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Poles strongly in favor of nuclear energy

The development of nuclear power generation in Poland enjoys the support of over 90 percent of the public, with nearly eight in ten Poles accepting the construction of such power plant near their place of residence Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Miners' holiday on UNESCO heritage list?

Poland is awaiting a UNESCO decision to place "Barbórka" - the traditional miners' holiday - on the Intangible Cultural Heritage List Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Poles open to cyborg tech

Acceptance for this kind of technology ranges from 25 to 67 percent depending on age and gender Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up : Suicide attempts among youngest Poles

Police statistics for 2025 show the overall number of suicide attempts among children and teens to have stabilized compared to previous years but the number of death cases has risen showing urgent need for long-term mental health and prevention programs Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Poles keep warm amid freezing cold

Special shuttle buses and heated tents help inhabitants of many bigger cities trapped in the streets by freezing temperatures to avoid hypothermia Zobacz więcej na temat: