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Poland to dramatically boost gold reserves

The President of the National Bank of Poland is calling the spending spree “unprecedented” in Polish history.

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Brew-tal truth! Beer drinking in Czech Republic hits historic low

Beer drinking in the Czech Republic has plunged to an all-time low, with production also seeing a year-on-year nosedive.

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Ukraine grain imports stable y/y

Ukraine’s grain exports for the July-June 2023/24 marketing season reached 42.91 million metric tonnes as of May 10, compared with 42.94 million a year earlier, agriculture ministry data shows.

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Chinese Interests in Lithuania

TVP World’s guest was President of the Lithuanian Confederation of Industrialists Vidmantas Janulevicius.

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Poland’s leading supermarkets price war undermining retail sector

The effects of a protracted price war between two of Poland’s largest discount supermarket chains have started to hit the whole retail sector, one of the country’s leading newspapers has reported.

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Polish trade exchange with UAE reaches record high: official

Poland’s trade exchange with the United Arab Emirates has reached a record high, Deputy Foreign Minister Andrzej Szejna said at the European Economic Congress on Wednesday. Polish Ambassador to the UAE Jakub Sławek also noted that cooperation between the two countries is on the best terms.

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Over 60% of purchases in Poland made in shopping centres, report says

Poles prefer to shop in retail centers rather than on e-commerce websites, according to a new report.

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Massive renewable sources energy increase in Poland since joining EU: study

Poland has recorded an eleven-fold increase in energy produced from renewable sources since joining the EU in 2004. The study, released by the Polish Economic Institute (PIE), showed that the amount of electricity derived from hard coal and lignite had decreased 1.5-fold during the same timeframe.

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Dönever kill my vibe: Kebabs 40% of Poles ‘#1’ takeaway choice

In Poland, five million kebabs get gorged daily, and €580 million worth of kebabs is sold annually.

The site where the nuclear power plant is to be built near the Baltic sea coast in Lubiatowo, Choczewo municipalit

Poland pushes ahead timeline for first nuclear power plant to 2040

Poland anticipates the inauguration of its first large-scale nuclear power plant for 2040, deeming the prior government’s forecast of a launch in 2032 as overly optimistic.

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Polish gov’t passes bill adopting new measures to assist energy consumers

The Polish government has passed a draft law on a new scheme to support energy consumers, including the so-called energy voucher, Poland’s deputy Prime Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski has announced.

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Poland wants 50% of purchased arms to be made domestically

Poland’s defense minister has said it is his goal for half of the military equipment his ministry is planning to buy to be purchased from Polish manufacturers.

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European Economic Congress in Katowice: TVP World report

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European Economic Congress begins in southern Poland

The three-day 16th European Economic Congress (ECE) begins on Tuesday morning in Katowice. The slogan for this year’s event is ‘Transform today, change tomorrow. Transformation for the future’; the recurrent theme, in addition to transformation, has been security issues.

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Poland among 10 most attractive countries for investors, says report

Poland has returned to the top ten countries that foreign investors consider the most attractive, according to a new survey.

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Poland sees lowest unemployment rate in March in all of EU: Eurostat

Poland’s seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate remained unchanged month on month at 2.9% in March, Eurostat, the European Union’s (EU) statistical office, reported on Friday.

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Russia’s Gazprom reports first annual loss in 20 years as trade with europe dwindles

Gazprom, the Kremlin-owned gas company, announced a net loss of $6.9 billion for 2023, marking its first annual loss in more than 20 years. The steep decline highlights the company’s dramatic fall, exacerbated by dwindling gas trade with Europe, which was previously its main market.

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Polish farmers benefited most from accession to the EU: Prof. Jan Zielonka

Professor of European Politics at Oxford University Jan Zielonka was TVP World’s guest.

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If you have potential you will get a job in the U.K.: Piotr Michalik

Polish businessman and philanthropist Piotr Michalik was TVP World’s guest

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EU presents €1 bln in aid to Lebanon for economic, security revitalization

Lebanon’s economy, weakened by corruption and overspending, has been in decline since 2019.

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