Poland is reconsidering its Sunday trading ban due to consumer demand for more shopping days. The ban, introduced by the PiS government, excludes certain services. The new coalition, led by Poland 2050 and Donald Tusk's Civic Coalition, aims to lift the ban. A bill proposing two shopping Sundays per month has been submitted, with claims of increased retail turnover and job growth. Experts suggest that allowing Sunday trading could help address the country's budget deficit and declining consumption. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)