Polish government's 200,000-złoty "Portrait of Poles" report sparks scandal

A government-commissioned report titled "Poles' Self-Portrait" on Poland's national brand, costing 200,000 złoty, has sparked sharp criticism. Sources speaking to Interia questioned the process of appointing experts and pointed to a growing image problem for the government. Communications expert Wojciech Kardyś noted the document bears an official state eagle on its cover, lending it a formal governmental character.

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