Polish President Vetoes KRS Bill, Calls It “Obviously Unconstitutional”
President Andrzej Duda vetoed the National Council of the Judiciary reform bill on February 19, citing constitutional concerns. KRS Bill…
Senate Rejects Bid to Lift Adam Bodnar’s Immunity
Polish Senate declined to lift immunity for former human rights ombudsman Adam Bodnar in a case involving judicial appointments. Senate…
Hołownia Publicly Defends Pełczyńska but Privately Regrets Decision
Szymon Hołownia defends Poland 2050 chairwoman while privately regretting a decision made at her urging. Hołownia’s Public Position…
Poland’s Child Tax Allowance Income Limits Frozen: Ombudsman Questions Policy
Poland’s Ombudsman challenges unchanged child tax allowance income limits dating from 2013, amid rising wages and complaints of…
Polish Ombudsman Calls for Government Stance on Fireworks Use
Polish Ombudsman Marcin Wiącek urges ministers to address problems with fireworks including injuries, fires, noise pollution, and…
Siemoniak: Even favorable NSA ruling doesn’t mean automatic return of clearance for Cenckiewicz
President plans another meeting with service heads, but Prime Minister must consent. Meeting Announcement President announces another meeting…
Two Tax Regulation Projects to Be Submitted to Sejm
Government approved controversial tax changes that will now be processed separately in parliament. Government Approved Tax Changes On February…
Drunk Georgian with Driving Ban Arrested After Fatal Crash
25-year-old Georgian man arrested and temporarily detained after causing fatal crash while intoxicated and with a driving ban. Arrest and…
Security First: A Conversation with Jacek Janiszewski
Jacek Janiszewski discusses why security is the cornerstone of economic and national development at Welconomy Forum in Toruń. Why Focus on…
BBC: Former Prince Andrew Arrested on Suspicion of Abuse of Public Office
Former Prince Andrew has been arrested by British police on his 66th birthday on suspicion of abuse of public office. Arrest Details On…