Spy in the Ministry? Much to Be Done on Security
Government agencies face security gaps as some officials avoid sensitive checks and recruitment verification lacks effectiveness. Officials…
We Were Not Ordered to Check Officials
Government agencies employ people without thorough security checks despite access to classified documents. Limited Security Checks for…
Poland Launches Army Reform: 500,000 Troops May Not Be Enough
Poland’s Ministry of Defense unveils a 2026-2039 plan to expand its military to 500,000 soldiers, with 200,000 combat-ready reservists.…
Ministries Disagree on Funding for Mandatory Dog Microchipping System KROPiK
Polish ministries remain divided over funding for KROPiK, the national dog and cat microchipping registry, despite claims that money has been…
Municipalities to Share Revenue from New Tourist Fee
Polish parliament to consider tourist fee legislation on February 11 amid rising tourism costs. New Tourist Fee Legislation On Wednesday,…
Municipal Mayor Cannot Charge Tenants Extra for Stairwell Lighting
Polish court rules that a mayor cannot impose additional monthly fees on tenants for stairwell lighting as this is a maintenance cost borne by…
Polish Ombudsman Challenges Court Ruling on Anonymous Public Information Requests
Polish Ombudsman files appeal to Supreme Administrative Court against Warsaw court decision rejecting anonymous public information requests.…
Ziobro’s Ministerial Performance: Poll Shows Overwhelming Negative Ratings
A survey following Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro’s unusual TV appearance shows the vast majority rate his performance as poor. Survey…
More Complaints About Platforms, Out-of-Court Body to Help [Interview]
New EU law allows users to challenge social media moderation decisions through out-of-court dispute resolution bodies. New EU Right for…
Mentzen Defends Czarzasty: “No Americans Will Tell Us Who to Elect”
Konfedercja’s Mentzen unexpectedly defended Sejm Marshal Czarzasty in a Radio ZET interview, declaring no Americans will dictate…