Polish Government Eases Hiring Process for Foreign Workers
New regulation expedites work permits and visas for over 300 occupations with staffing shortages. New Regulation Addresses Administrative…
Slim Chance for DSA Consensus. What’s Next After Presidential Veto?
Polish officials proceed with parallel DSA implementation projects after presidential veto, aiming for public consultations this week. DSA…
Mayor Reports Non-Filing Entities to Tax Office After January Deadline
Mayor notifies tax authorities about businesses that failed to submit required declarations by the January deadline. Tax Deadline Notification…
Forced Hospitalization of Patients Divides Experts
A draft amendment to Poland’s Mental Health Protection Act has divided psychiatric experts as the Ministry of Health struggles to…
NSA Begins Civilizing Commune Boundary Changes, Going Further Than NIST
Poland’s National Administrative Court addresses legal disputes over municipal boundary changes, tackling key procedural questions about…
Shock in State Protection Service: Four Directors Fired
MSWiA dismisses four SOP directors after audit reveals serious irregularities in the state protection service. MSWiA Dismisses Four SOP…
Polish Politicians’ Cybersecurity Training Participation Below 30%
Poland’s optional cybersecurity training for politicians has reached fewer than 30% of officials with access to sensitive data since…
Bill Against Patostreaming: “No Controversy in Punishing Crimes”
Bill against patostreaming driven by president’s veto of DSA content-blocking measures. Motivation for the Bill The primary stimulus for…
Court Decides: ‘Wielki Bu’ to Remain in Custody Until May 5
Polish court extends detention for suspected drug trafficker Patryk M. until May 5, rejecting defense’s freedom measures. Detention…
Polish Government Forms Special Team to Lead Epstein Investigation
Minister of Justice Waldemar Żurek will head a new Polish team investigating local aspects of the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. Announcement of the…