Research commissioned by the Warsaw Enterprise Institute indicates that Kremlin messaging has led to waning public support for the war in Poland
Most Poles believe the economic crisis will not end any time soon
Poles no longer spend Christmas in the traditional way due to economic reasons and social changes
Vladimir Putin recently said he is “not bluffing” about using nuclear weapons
Slovakia has long been considered one of the most pro-Russian nations in Europe
The vast majority of Poles also continue to support taking in Ukrainian refugees
Polling research suggests that Poles do not believe the claim for World War II reparations from Germany will be successful, even though they believe that claim to be morally valid
According to the survey, Poles would like their government to fight for war reparations from Germany in international courts rather than in European institutions
The party most aligned with conservative-national values in Czechia may secure a big victory in elections this fall
The Polish prime minister is reportedly under pressure from some colleagues within his own party
Almost four in five Czechs consider finding a solution to the energy crisis to be the most important task during the country’s presidency of the EU Council
Per one survey, only one in three respondents unplugs unused electrical equipment when leaving home for one or two days
A research survey shows that the Covid-19 pandemic reduced the number of church-goers, speeding up a trend which had already been underway
Interestingly, 69 percent of those aged 25-34 now consider immigration levels to be too high
A survey finds that the majority of Poles demand the new arrivals find work and send their children to Polish schools
Poles have a number of incentives to stay in their own country for vacation, including improved transport infrastructure and travel vouchers from the government
Poland placed first with 96 percent of the Ukrainians considering it a friendly state, with Czechia making it into top five
In Poland, almost half of the population would welcome Ukrainian refugees into their homes
A slight majority of Poles also support higher taxes for military spending and back abandoning Russian energy supplies, even if such a move would result in a further hike in energy prices
According to the most recent survey by Social Changes, support for the ruling party in Poland has increased by seven percentage points compared to the previous week
While the ruling camp remains in the lead, the opposition’s largest party is slowly catching up, according to the latest survey by Social Changes
Fifty-nine percent of Poles are against paying higher bills and fees for energy in the name of fighting climate change, according to the latest survey by United Surveys
For the last ten years, there has been a systematic shift from moral absolutism in favor of relativism, suggests the latest report by Poland’s Centre for Public Opinion Research (CBOS)
The majority of Poles are highly critical of how the judiciary reforms have affected the work of Polish courts, suggests the latest survey by the Institute for Social Research and Market
Almost three-quarters of respondents believe that electricity consumption will grow
Of the reviewed countries, Serbia is the least resistant to the influence of Russia and China
Among Czechs, support for EU membership is now nine percentage points lower than last October
Safety concerns and rising rents were among the top reasons Germans cited for fueling their desire to leave the cities
Czechia has a reputation as an atheist country, and the results of this survey will only support that assumption
Fears of cultural extinction from French Europeans are met with the firm conviction that the process has already begun, according to poll data
The Czechs are worried about the devaluation of their savings as inflation ravages Europe
49 percent of Poles believe that the European Commission’s refusal to pay out funds from the EU Recovery Fund is an entirely unacceptable form of pressure on the Polish government, states latest survey by Centre for Public Opinion Research (CBOS)
If Democrats lose in upcoming elections, they have only themselves to blame
Czechia has been achieving favorable outcomes in European statistics on income poverty over the long term
The latest survey suggests also that most Poles want to stay in the EU despite the Polish government’s conflicts with the EU
Supporters of the conservative CDU/CSU union will miss Merkel the most, while supporters of AfD will miss her the least
The public in Czechia, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia also differs in attitudes towards the United States and Russia
While 42 percent of Czechs consider the withdrawal to be the wrong step, 40 percent believe it was the right move
The United Right in Poland is maintaining a double-digit lead over the Civic Platform (PO) in the latest surveys
Majority of Poles are also against accepting migrants and refugees during the current crisis
People’s interest in corruption and, in particular, migration has declined, as only one-third of survey participants now see it as a very urgent problem
More than three-quarters of Czech respondents consider protection against migration to be important
The United Right is regaining its support in polls and is comfortably ahead of all opposition parties
According to the survey, 58 percent of Czechs can easily live on their income, while 40 percent of people admit to having financial difficulties
Czechs are wearing masks more often, going to pubs less often, older people are more isolated, and work from home is used a little more often
Babiš is trusted by 26 percent of people
Some Poles worry that they will lose their jobs and believe less in their ability to find new employment
Six out of ten Czechs agree with the state´s actions
Two-thirds of Czechs reported concerns about coronavirus
Even the majority of Polish opposition supporters do not believe their parties are ready to rule
Seven out of 10 French claim their country no longer has the means to welcome immigrants
Only 10 percent of Czechs feel threatened by COVID-19
Law and Justice (PiS) remains strong as opposition parties continue to show weakness
The government’s amendments to animal rights protection bill in Poland have strong support even among the electorates of the opposition parties
Roma is the most favored minority, Czechs think
Younger Muslims appear to be more extremist
Four-fifths of Czechs want foreigners living in the country to speak Czech
Most Czechs consider the travel ban necessary
The nation is coping well with the coronavirus restrictions
71 percent of Czechs said the country is in good condition
New legislation designed to help abused men
82 percent of Poles see their country’s membership as something positive, the highest among surveyed NATO member states
The majority of Poles support the idea that judges should bear disciplinary responsibility
Single moms and female pensioners are the most vulnerable
The main reason for the financial satisfaction of Poles is efficient saving
There are over 10,000 parishes served by 20,500 priests
The 2019 ratings are the best since 1989
New EU members are all trending towards Euroskepticism.
The evaluation of the previous Sejm is the highest it has been since 1997.
Exploding liberal myth that participants are often poor people.
Czechia imrpoves in EU happiness rankings.
Fierce debate in Poland on sexual education in schools.
CEE countries believe in a better future.
Most Czechs think that President Miloš Zeman is in touch with the people and fulfills his constitutional duties, a recent survey shows.
Twenty-four percent of Czechs are satisfied with the current political situation, a recent survey shows. According to the CVVM agency, it is the highest share of satisfied respondents in a decade.
The Czechs praise the country’s relations with the Visegrad countries the most, research shows.
The traditional affinity between the Austrians and the Germans is getting weaker. Our southern neighbors do not consider the Germans as an example to follow especially when it comes to issues of migration.
According to the latest opinion poll the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) received nearly twice the number of votes to the nearest opposition party. It seems that the main opposition party’s (PO) marginalization of its smaller ally “Nowoczesna” is making no difference to its ratings.
Poland regaining its independence in 1918, the fall of communism and entering the European Union are seen as the most important events of the last 100 years, according to a survey carried out by CBOS (Public Opinion Research Center). The Second World War is seen as the country’s biggest failure.
Poles are record-breakers when it comes to optimism. According to a survey carried out by the American Pew Research Center, Poles are the most optimistic when it comes to the future and perspectives of their economy.
A catastrophic poll for the Polish opposition has been revealed. PiS is predicted to win 42 percent of the votes in the next parliamentary elections and Civic Platform (PO) only 20 percent. This is a 6 point increase for the ruling party and a 7 point decrease for the main opposition, polling agency Kantar Public reveals.
