Lithuanian Government Appoints Another Polish Vice Minister
Ana Burkovskiene has been appointed Lithuania’s new Deputy Minister of Interior, responsible for civil defense, becoming the latest Polish…
European Center-Right Courts Far-Right in Migration Deal
The European People’s Party (EPP) faces criticism after evidence emerged of negotiations with far-right groups via a WhatsApp chat to secure…
Poland Shifts Housing Policy: Subsidies End, Supply Focus Begins
The Polish government is ending two decades of housing subsidies, opting instead to invest 8.7 billion złoty in increasing housing supply by…
Polish Parliament Elects Constitutional Tribunal Judges Amid Procedural Doubts
Poland’s Sejm elected six judges to the Constitutional Tribunal, triggering objections from the Presidential Chancellery over alleged…
Drunk Driver’s Mustang Seized, Now Serves with Mazovian Police
Poland’s first confiscated vehicle-turned-police car, a Ford Mustang GT, was officially presented to the Radom City Police on March 17th.…
Poland Assured of Full SAFE Funding Despite Presidential Veto
Following talks in Brussels, Poland was assured it will receive its full €43.7 billion allocation from the European Union’s SAFE program,…
Czarnek Warns of High Easter Bills, Attacks EU Emissions System
Przemysław Czarnek, a leading PiS candidate, criticized high energy costs and the EU’s ETS system during a rally in Katowice on Wednesday.…
Presidential Office Questions Constitutional Court Judge Election
Poland’s Presidential Office has raised “serious doubts” regarding the recent election of six Constitutional Tribunal judges by the Sejm,…
PiS Suspends Senator, Accuses Him of Aligning with Tusk
The PiS (Law and Justice) party suspended Senator Jacek Włosowicz on March 17, citing his public statements and perceived alignment with…
92% of Poles Say They Will Vote in 2027 Parliamentary Elections
A recent CBOS poll indicates overwhelming intent to participate in Poland’s 2027 parliamentary elections, with only a small percentage…