AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMigration & Identity: A new Warsaw Enterprise Institute report says the number of Polish residents abroad fell from 1.69m (2017) to about 1.50m (2024), and for the first time since 1989 more Poles moved back from Germany than left for it—fuelled by stronger wages and a steadier labor market at home. Rural Life & Food: Warsaw’s harvest festival went ahead despite a tough season, with Statistics Poland pointing to lower cereal, rapeseed, and fruit outputs after April frosts and drought. Church & Schools: Poland’s bishops urged the return of religious education to school timetables, pushing back against government changes that make health education mandatory. Sport & Youth: Nigeria’s Falconets face visa delays and uncertainty ahead of the U-20 Women’s World Cup in Poland, while Poland’s own U-20 preparations continue. Culture & Style: “Tenniscore” is evolving from court dressing into a broader summer wardrobe of structure and restraint. Community & Learning: A Polish Center Passport Program earned a Girl Scout Gold Award for turning museum visits into an interactive, family-friendly learning experience.
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