Comprehensive coverage of Polish statecraft, parliamentary battles in the Sejm, government policy decisions, constitutional rulings, and ongoing legal reforms shaping the nation.
Bielany criminal investigators detained a 27-year-old driver on Broniewskiego Street carrying nearly 35 grams of mephedrone and violating an active judicial driving ban. Traffic Stop on Broniewskiego Street Police officers from the criminal division, conducting operations aimed at combating drug...
Following Mateusz Morawiecki’s resignation, PiS leader JarosÅ‚aw KaczyÅ„ski faces a pivotal choice between Adam Bielan and Tobiasz BocheÅ„ski to head the European Conservatives and Reformists party. Contenders for the ECR Leadership Adam Bielan holds the strongest chances, though the final...
Wanted former Deputy Justice Minister Marcin Romanowski has requested a safe conduct letter from the Warsaw Regional Court while reportedly residing in the unrecognized breakaway region of Transnistria. Request for Safe Conduct Sent to Warsaw Court Text is being updated. According to unofficial...
Polish police apprehended Patryk P., known as “Piszczu” and tied to the WisÅ‚a Sharks hooligan group, in Croatia on August 11 following an international manhunt for drug trafficking. Police Target Wanted Hooligan Leader “The case concerned one of the most wanted and elusive...
Twenty-four last-minute appeals submitted to the National Appeals Chamber threaten WrocÅ‚aw’s massive waste management tender, prompting the municipal company Ekosystem to pledge a robust legal defense. Record Number of Appeals to the National Appeals Chamber As many as 24 appeals were...
An official government analysis reveals that replacing the Church Fund with a 2 percent tax deduction would impose significantly higher costs on the state budget than maintaining the current system. Ministry Warns of Higher Budget Costs The introduction of a 2 percent tax deduction for churches and...
A new IBRiS poll reveals that 67.2 percent of respondents in Poland support deporting draft-age Ukrainian men without legal employment, echoing recent proposals from PiS leadership. Public Support for Deportation In an IBRiS poll conducted for “Rzeczpospolita”, respondents were asked if...
Hungarian authorities have disclosed details of multi-billion-forint social media contracts awarded without a tender to Viktor Orbán’s press advisor. Contracts Without Tenders Agreements totaling 4 billion forints (approximately 11 million euros) were concluded without a tender with a company...
A June 2026 CBOS poll reveals that 61 percent of Poles view the judiciary negatively, citing procedural delays and politicization as the primary systemic problems. Judicial Performance Ratings The performance of the judiciary was evaluated positively by 26 percent of respondents, including 2...
On Tuesday, August 11, Poland’s Supreme Court waived the immunity of judge PaweÅ‚ B., who was caught driving under the influence with over two permilles of alcohol in his system. Immunity Lifted and Suspension Ordered The Supreme Court on Tuesday, August 11, granted the National...
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