Comprehensive coverage of Polish statecraft, parliamentary battles in the Sejm, government policy decisions, constitutional rulings, and ongoing legal reforms shaping the nation.
Education Minister Barbara Nowacka announced an administrative “Plan B” to establish a Student Rights Ombudsman by September 1, circumventing President Karol Nawrocki’s veto of the recent student rights legislation. Administrative bypass of the presidential veto Minister Barbara Nowacka...
A last will and testament is intended to secure a family’s future, yet it frequently becomes the source of protracted legal battles if specific mental or formal conditions are not met. Three Grounds for Legal Challenge The primary legal basis for contesting a will is Article 945, Section 1 of...
A National Treasury Administration audit has revealed that over 94 percent of the 42.2 million PLN in public funds allocated to the Roman Dmowski and Ignacy Jan Paderewski Institute were spent improperly between 2020 and 2023. The Origins and Purpose of the Institute The Institute of National...
Poland’s Office of Competition and Consumer Protection has launched proceedings against two gaming influencers for allegedly using aggressive marketing tactics to manipulate children into purchasing their branded merchandise. Regulatory Crackdown on Influencer Practices The Office of Competition...
New government regulations, effective January 11, 2027, establish strict temperature thresholds for workplaces, mandating that employers implement protective measures or pause operations when heat levels exceed legally defined safety limits. Temperature Thresholds and Implementation Date The...
Starting July 8, 2026, Polish entrepreneurs can request individual rulings from the Chief Labor Inspector to verify if their B2B or service agreements accurately reflect the nature of employment relationships. New Protection for Business Models Beginning July 8, 2026, entrepreneurs in doubt...
The Polish Ministry of Health, in coordination with the General Counsel to the Republic of Poland and the Ministry of Finance, is preparing an appeal against a Brussels court ruling favoring Pfizer. The Legal Battle Over Vaccine Deliveries The Ministry of Health intends to challenge a ruling by a...
A recent CBOS survey shows the Civic Coalition leading national voter support at 25.1 percent as of early July, followed by Law and Justice, while voter turnout remains high but slightly lower. Parties in the Lead According to the CBOS poll conducted at the beginning of July, the Civic Coalition...
The European Commission has officially approved Hungary’s accession to the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO), a move aimed at safeguarding EU funds against financial crimes and corruption under Prime Minister Peter Magyar. A Strategic Shift in Budapest The European Commission announced on...
Deputy Justice Minister Dariusz Mazur criticized President Karol Nawrocki’s appointment of Maria Szczepaniec as President of the Supreme Court’s Professional Liability Chamber, labeling her a non-legal judge and questioning the court’s independence. Legitimacy of the Appointment Contested...
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