Poland’s Modern Party is dissolved after ten years as its leaders announce a merger into the Civic Coalition, aiming to strengthen the nation’s liberal‑democratic identity.
Modern Party Dissolved After Ten Years
The Modern Party (Nowoczesna) is officially dissolved after a decade, following a unanimous decision at its convention that it will join the Civic Coalition (KO).
Founder Adam Szlapka Declares KO a Good Project for Poland
At the same event, Szlapka told PAP that the party will shape the next stage of Polish politics despite its dissolution, and that KO is a beneficial venture for Poland.
Interior Minister Confirms Single‑Party Strategy
Marcin Kierwiński confirmed in a statement to Gazeta.pl that Modern will merge with Civic Platform and Barbara Nowacka’s Initiative Poland into one party during the 25 October convention.
Merger Formalised at Unity Convention
The merger was formalised at the unity convention on 25 October, and the new formation will launch internal elections shortly thereafter.
Pro‑Merger Voices Cite Identity Strengthening
Polish MP Witold Zembaczyński and others argue that uniting pro‑democratic forces under the Civic Coalition banner will strengthen the party’s identity and reinforce its liberal‑democratic stance against the populist right.
