Close to 55,000 students in Poland come from the countries of the former USSR - over 10 times more than 15 years ago, according to economists from the Faculty of Management and Economics at the Gdańsk University of Technology.

Poland gave out over 400,000 work permits for foreigners in 2020, 10 times more than in 2010 and 30 times more than in 2004 when Poland joined the European Union.

After nearly a year of remote learning, 20 percent of schoolchildren are showing symptoms of depression, and 65 percent consider remote lessons to have been at a lower level than in-person learning. Some also fear returning to school reality, according to researchers from Poland and Ukraine.

Fatigue, deterioration of vision, sleep disorders, headache and eye ache - children and adolescents experience somatic symptoms related to internet overuse more often than two years ago, says Dr. Rafał Lange, editor of the latest NASK report Teens 3.0.

Remote working is having a detrimental affect on employees, says a new study from the Kozminski University and SWPS University.

A leading academic has warned against remote learning at universities, saying ‘we are facing a threat of a generation of students who can not imagine a university other than through a computer.

According to a new survey, 86 percent of Poles believe in global warming, 76 percent are concerned about its consequences and 59 percent say that the country should stop producing coal energy.

A new survey in Poland has found that over half of respondents think vaccination against COVID-19 should be completely voluntary (54 percent).

Gender, personality and level of well-being are factors that are significantly associated with the coexistence of behavioural addictions such as learning, computer games or using Facebook, according to research by psychologists from the University of Silesia and the University of Gdańsk.