Taxi Incident: Gdańsk City Councilor Faces Charges
On 16 December, Gdańsk city councilor Sylwia C. was charged with insult and bodily harm after a taxi incident in Gdańsk. Charges filed against…
Foreign Media Accuse Poland of Weakening Amid G20 Dispute
Foreign outlets have claimed Poland is weakening, blaming a spat over the G20 agenda, as Warsaw’s leaders and President‑in‑Office clash over…
Storm over the Round Table relocation fuels presidential spat
The decision to move Poland’s historic Round Table from the Presidential Palace to the Museum of Polish History has ignited a heated exchange…
Minister Żurek Calls Justice Fund Issues a “Drama” in Response to Allegations
On December 18, Polish Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek described problems he uncovered in the Justice Fund as a drama and announced reforms to…
Suski Rebukes After Calling MPs “Idiots”; “Karma Returns”
On December 18, Polish Law and Justice MP Marek Suski defended his remarks that called members of the Culture Committee “idiots”, while…
Tusk Mulls Appointing a Woman as Civic Coalition Secretary General
Polish prime minister Donald Tusk is reportedly considering appointing deputy Marshal Monika Wielichowska as Secretary General of his Civic…
Trump Renames Kennedy Center, Adds His Name
On December 18, a Trump‑appointed Board of Trustees in Washington, D.C. unanimously renamed the Kennedy Center, adding his surname to the…
Warsaw to Convert Spy Block into Municipal Housing and Resolve Russian Property Claims
On December 20, Warsaw announced a competition to redesign the former Soviet embassy block at Sobieskiego 100, turning it into municipal…
PiS Factions Clash Over Expelling Jacek Kurski
Polish MP Waldemar Buda sparked a public row by proposing that Jacek Kurski be ousted from the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party, prompting…
Polish President Vetoes Three Laws, Claims Veto Pressure Works
President Karol Nawrocki has signed 15 laws and vetoed three—including amendments to education, public health, and tax legislation—arguing his…