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Comprehensive coverage of Polish statecraft, parliamentary battles in the Sejm, government policy decisions, constitutional rulings, and ongoing legal reforms shaping the nation.

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Schools Near Total Smartphone Ban as Parliament Reaches Consensus

Poland’s parliamentary clubs have reached a rare cross-party agreement on a draft amendment to the Education Law, which aims to prohibit the use of mobile phones in all public and private primary schools. Broad Political Support for Digital Restrictions All parliamentary factions have expressed...

Nawrocki Readies Veto on Next-of-Kin Bill Amid Final Talks

Karol Nawrocki is set to meet with PSL MP Urszula PasĹ‚awska at the Presidential Palace this Wednesday at 4:30 PM to discuss the fate of the coalition’s critical next-of-kin legislation. The Last-Chance Meeting Journalists have dubbed the upcoming session a “last-chance meeting” as the...

Warsaw Prosecutors Drop “Two Towers” Investigation

The Warsaw District Prosecutor’s Office has closed the high-profile investigation into the failed “Two Towers” construction project involving the Srebrna company, citing a lack of evidence that a crime occurred. The Decision to Close the Case On June 25, the Warsaw District Prosecutor’s...

Prosecutors Drop Investigation into Autopsy Photos at South Hospital

Warsaw prosecutors have declined to open an investigation into the publication of autopsy photos by a South Hospital morgue coordinator, concluding no laws were broken or patient privacy violated. Case Overview and Allegations The South Hospital recently addressed reports concerning irregularities...

Hitchhiking Fugitive Arrested After Catching Ride With Off-Duty Police

A 49-year-old man wanted by the Otwock District Court was apprehended on Friday morning after unknowingly flagging down an off-duty police officer’s car while attempting to hitchhike. The Wanted Hitchhiker Otwock police confirmed on Wednesday that officers had spent several days tracking the...

AI Act Mandates Disclosure for Deepfake Content

Under the new EU AI Act, creators, advertisers, and political campaigns must explicitly label all AI-generated or manipulated media to prevent public deception, facing heavy fines for non-compliance. The New Transparency Requirement Deepfakes are no longer just a reputation or technological...

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