Bogusław Linda – A SENSITIVE TOUGH GUY
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Bogusław Linda – A SENSITIVE TOUGH GUY

Not everyone remembers that Linda’s stage career began on a high note. No fearless macho with a gun! Instead—a hero grappling with a profound moral conflict. “And you, Boguś, you’re a classic!”“More like a young god. And I think I know what Poles might want from a bank.”“What’s that?”“Everyone wants something different, but above all—peace…

Student Labor Market – Top Earnetrs Can Expect Five-Figure Pay
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Student Labor Market – Top Earnetrs Can Expect Five-Figure Pay

More and more students in Poland are combining their studies with gaining work experience and supporting themselves. The latest labor-market analyses show that the largest number of offers for young people comes from retail and sales, as wellas the HoReCa sector. Joanna Dargiewiczregional director at Grupa Progres The average annual salary offered in job postings…

Chłodna 35: Quiet luxury in the heart of Warsaw
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Chłodna 35: Quiet luxury in the heart of Warsaw

In the centre of a fast-evolving capital, Chłodna 35 offers something increasingly rare: a sense of calm, refined architecture and the discretion of a true boutique residence. Designed for those who value privacy as much as design quality, the project blends timeless aesthetics with advanced comfort standards and a meticulously renewed urban surrounding. We speak…

Happiness Economics or Hard Numbers?
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Happiness Economics or Hard Numbers?

For years we’ve grown used to governments measuring their success in numbers. GDP is rising? Great— the economy is developing. Inflation is falling? Even better. Unemployment is dropping? Success! The stats read like a country’s health chart: pulse, blood pressure, temperature. The trouble is, the patient often feels lousy despite excellent test results. That’s where…

Poland at the Center of Change. Will We Seize Europe’s Opportunity?
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Poland at the Center of Change. Will We Seize Europe’s Opportunity?

Professor Witold Orłowski speaks with Kazimierz Krupa about what lies ahead for our wallets. Let’s start with a bit of geopolitics. In your recent statements, you said that reports of the “death of the West” are exaggerated. How would you assess, in mid-2025, the strength of the European economy—and especially its ability to compete with…

The Final Stop is F1
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The Final Stop is F1

An interview with Roman Biliński, Formula 3 racing driver, by Jarosław Ziobrowski First of all – congratulations! What emotions did you feel after reaching the podium in your Formula 3 debut in Melbourne?Thank you for the congratulations and support! Standing on the podium in my debut race in Formula 3 was an incredible feeling, especially…

MAKSYMILIAN FAKTOROWICZ – MAX FACTOR The Man Who Invented Make-up
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MAKSYMILIAN FAKTOROWICZ – MAX FACTOR The Man Who Invented Make-up

Maksymilian Faktorowicz was born on February 18, 1872, in Zduńska Wola near Łódź, into a Polish-Jewish family. He was a cosmetics producer and inventor, the founder of the Max Factor cosmetics brand. He was the one who created the very products that, when combined, became what we now know as women’s make-up. Among his ideas…

Piłsudski Wore a Cartier Tonneau. So Do I!
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Piłsudski Wore a Cartier Tonneau. So Do I!

The Cartier Tonneau is a true design icon—its history, rebellious spirit, and extraordinary elegance make it one of the most fascinating Cartier models to this day. Who knows, maybe with the growing popularity of elegant watches, its time for a grand comeback has finally arrived? It’s hard to believe this is only my third article,…

Opposition Nervousness After the President’s Visit
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Opposition Nervousness After the President’s Visit

President Nawrocki handled himself brilliantly, and his relations with Washington are very good. On security issues—crucial to public opinion—this matters enormously. To build ties with the Americans, he needs neither the government nor guidance from the Foreign Ministry. And that is precisely what troubles Prime Minister Tusk. Marcin Palade – President Nawrocki’s visit to the…

Study in Poland
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Study in Poland

Come to Poland and see for yourself. Almost every university holds open days where you can explore specific academic programs, talk with professors and students, and get a feel for life on campus. Studying in Poland? Absolutely yes! Higher education in Poland means high academic standards, and degrees from Polish universities are recognized across the…