Government-issued smoke detectors meant to protect the most vulnerable are coming under fire. Evidence from firefighters shows devices failing to detect smoke, prompting an urgent review of procurement procedures, certification standards, and operational safety
With net profits at an all-time high, Poland’s top banks are ready to share the spoils. PKO BP and Pekao are expected to pay the largest sums, while owners and the State Treasury are poised to receive billions from 2025 earnings.
Headlines about multimillion-zloty fines suggest a booming revenue stream for Poland’s state budget. In reality, legal appeals, court reductions, and enforcement delays mean most fines never reach their full announced value.
Enter Air plans to expand its fleet to 50 aircraft this year and grow 10% annually under CEO Marcin Kubrak. The airline is investing in hangars, simulators, and its own pilot academy to strengthen operational independence and build barriers to entry, while maintaining its position as Poland’s dominant charter operator with 40% market share.
The largest road contract in Poland’s history – the five-kilometer twin-tube tunnel under the Oder River – has cleared its first legal hurdle. A competing consortium challenged the award over the participation of a Turkish-owned company, but the National Appeals Chamber upheld the winning bid, allowing construction to proceed
From subscription accounts to personal loans, ING Bank Śląski aims to build long-term client relationships. CEO Michał Bolesławski frames growth as a matter of engagement and portfolio quality, rather than chasing the asset leaderboard
Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Finance Minister Andrzej Domański have unveiled Poland’s 2026 economic agenda, promising a surge in public investment across infrastructure, industry, and defense. With GDP growth of 3.6% in 2025 and record private-sector dynamism, the government aims to position Poland as Europe’s growth leader and narrow the gap with the United Kingdom within five years
Over the past year, the SprawdzaMY initiative has transformed how citizens and entrepreneurs influence lawmaking in Poland. With over 500 proposals reviewed, 193 changes implemented, and 126 already in effect, the government is now gearing up for Deregulation 2.0 – aiming to streamline tax law, accelerate court procedures, and foster a more responsive bureaucracy.
Łukasz Maziewski 
Piotr Sobolewski 
Katarzyna Witwicka-Jurek 
Łukasz Grzesiczak 
Małgorzata Grzegorczyk 
Emilia Derewienko 
Grzegorz Nawacki 
Martyna Maciuch 
