With the Polish capital Warsaw becoming the last major city in the country to ban the sale of alcohol in shops and gas stations after 10 p.m., the issue of nighttime alcohol availability has once again come to the forefront of European media attention. At the same time, in Lithuania, a similar time restriction has been in place for almost a decade, and the sale of alcohol at gas stations is prohibited altogether.
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With the Polish capital Warsaw becoming the last major city in the country to ban the sale of alcohol in shops and gas stations after 10 p.m., the issue of nighttime alcohol availability has once again come to the forefront of European media attention. At the same time, in Lithuania, a similar time restriction has been in place for almost a decade, and the sale of alcohol at gas stations is prohibited altogether.