Prof. Wojtyna: What is the cost of a silent agreement between the government, the NBP, and the president
Prof. Wojtyna warns that a potential silent agreement between the Polish government, the National Bank of Poland (NBP), and the president could have severe economic and institutional costs.
Jerzy Surdykowski: Who is the 'stubborn head' here
Polish Prime Minister Tusk recently referred to opponents of the 'SAFE' loan as "stubborn heads" in a political debate, prompting a critique of modern political discourse.
Is Krzysztof Stanowski a Good Journalist? This Statement by Trzaskowski Will Be Loud
Rafał Trzaskowski critiques journalist Krzysztof Stanowski for his role in the recent presidential campaign, arguing that a serious journalist should not engage in self-promotion or political competition.
Belgium detained a tanker from the so-called Russian 'shadow fleet'
Belgium has detained a tanker linked to the Russian shadow fleet amidst ongoing conflicts within the Polish political party PiS.
Every second Pole does not want Donald Tusk to be Prime Minister after the 2027 elections. Survey results
A recent poll reveals that half of the Polish population opposes Donald Tusk continuing as Prime Minister after the 2027 elections.
Góralczyk, Lengyel: Polish Lesson, Hungarian Hope
The article discusses the political situation in Hungary as it approaches parliamentary elections, drawing parallels with Poland's own experiences under government leadership.
Inevitable chaos in courts. Party logic takes precedence over the good of citizens
The article discusses the turmoil in the Polish judicial system, exacerbated by political motives and the controversial appointment of judges.
Deputy Prime Minister called the PiS motion a 'blatant mockery'. A decision was made regarding the vote of no confidence
The Polish Parliament debated a no-confidence motion against Minister of Agriculture Stefan Krajewski, highlighting deep political divides and contrasting views on agricultural policy.
Wasyl Mudry – a forgotten important politician
The article discusses Wasyl Mudry, an important yet overlooked Ukrainian politician from the interwar period, highlighting his contributions and influence on Polish-Ukrainian relations.
Outrage Erupted Over Sanna Marin's Book – Now the Ambassador Explains
The publication of Sanna Marin's book, 'Toivo on tekoja', in Polish has sparked significant backlash on social media, particularly from a European Parliament member who labeled it as socialist propaganda.
Ryszard Czarnecki on Sikorski's exposé: Nothing new. I would compare him to Orbán
Ryszard Czarnecki criticizes the absence of PiS MPs during Radosław Sikorski's exposé in the Polish Sejm, suggesting Sikorski's confrontational approach has alienated the opposition.
Storm around the cover with Marta Nawrocka. The president broke his silence
The Polish magazine ‘Polityka’ sparked controversy by featuring Marta Nawrocka and Urszula Brzezińska-Hołownia, leading to a public response from the Polish President regarding their portrayal.
Will PiS suspend Dworczyk? Over statements about SAFE
The Polish government may receive approximately €43.7 billion from the European Union through the SAFE program to modernize its defense, while opposing politicians express concerns over funds flow.
Wave of comments after Radosław Sikorski's expose. The network is buzzing
Radosław Sikorski delivered a speech in the Polish Parliament, prompting a flurry of online reactions and political commentary.
Sikorski called Nawrocki to the table. Urgent appeal in the Sejm
Radosław Sikorski expresses gratitude to Andrzej Duda for signing ambassadorial nominations while urging Karol Nawrocki to resolve conflicts surrounding Polish diplomat nominations.
These are the politicians Poles trust. Sensational survey results
A recent survey shows shifting levels of trust among Polish politicians, with President Duda narrowly leading over Foreign Minister Zbigniew Rau.
Survey: Poles Still Trust Karol Nawrocki the Most. But One Politician Is Close Behind
A recent survey indicates that Karol Nawrocki retains the highest trust among Polish politicians, with Krzysztof Bosak and Mateusz Morawiecki following closely.
MP from Poland 2050 demands correction from Minister Henning-Kloski. He has until February 27.
Bartosz Romowicz, an MP from Poland 2050, has sent a legal notice to Minister Paulina Henning-Kloski demanding public apologies and corrections regarding alleged accusations of misconduct.
A journalist asked PiS MPs a telling question. "Kaziu, tell the man!"
A journalist confronted PiS MPs with a question about the positive outcomes of changes made under their coalition government, but they refused to answer.
Hołownia Accidentally Provoked a Positive Phenomenon. Wróbel: There Are Two Explanations
Political debates ignited by Tusk's harsh criticism of the Polish opposition and Nizinkiewicz's acknowledgment of mental health issues among politicians highlight the struggles within Poland's political scene.
The Zero Phenomenon / Poland's Answer to Uniform Opinions of Traditional Media
The Zero media project has significantly influenced Polish public debate and politics, reflecting a response to the crisis of traditional media amid societal polarization.
Poll: Confederation twice as strong as Grzegorz Braun's party, six parties in the Sejm
A recent Ipsos poll reveals the leading support for the Civic Coalition in Polish parliamentary elections, with Confederation showing significant backing.
Should foreign companies get public money? Poles respond
A recent survey indicates that a significant portion of Polish citizens supports a local content policy that favors public funds being allocated primarily to Polish firms.
Leader of the Left Club Punished for Swearing. Why Is Polish Politics Becoming More Vulgar?
The article discusses the increasing use of vulgar language in Polish politics and its implications.
The background of the split in Poland 2050. "Both sides sharpened their knives"
Poland 2050 faces a significant internal split as a faction exits the party, leading to the formation of two separate clubs in the Polish Parliament.
Four years of war in Ukraine, a quarrel over SAFE and the annihilation of Poland 2050. New "Wprost"
The article discusses the impact of four years of war in Ukraine, internal conflicts within the Polish political party Polska 2050, and the implications of the SAFE initiative on Poland's economy.
Joanna Krupa broke her silence. She finally revealed the truth about Tarczyński
Joanna Krupa has addressed the rumors surrounding her relationship with Polish politician Dominik Tarczyński, emphasizing that it is private and not a significant matter.
Artur Bartkiewicz: Will Karol Nawrocki Force Us to Change the Constitution?
The article explores how Karol Nawrocki uses presidential veto powers to reshape the Polish Constitution's framework in favor of greater presidential authority.
The sense of injustice is destroying Poland
The article discusses the detrimental effects of feelings of injustice on Polish society.
The Head of MSWiA Responds to the Presidential Minister: 'Pushes Out Fake News and Nonsense'
Marcin Przydacz, representing Karol Nawrocki, criticized the Polish government's approach to the U.S. presence in Poland in response to accusations from the presidential minister.
Polish president vetoes bill restoring independence of courts
Polish President Karol Nawrocki vetoed a bill aimed at restoring the independence of the judiciary oversight body.
Michał Szułdrzyński: Is Poland Doomed to Choose Between Sovereignty and Security?
The article discusses the contradictions in Polish right-wing politics regarding security and sovereignty in Europe, particularly in the context of the SAFE program and perceptions of American security assistance.
"The Thing is". Andrzej Zybała: Poland 2050? This is probably the end
In a podcast discussion, political scientist Prof. Andrzej Zybała analyzes the decline of the Poland 2050 political project, highlighting challenges in the center of the Polish political landscape.
MPs did not skimp on domestic flights. "All the hate poured out on me"
Polish parliamentarians have undertaken over 9,000 domestic flights costing taxpayers more than 8 million zloty, with one MP flying 144 times.
The War Over 'Fort Trump'. Wróbel: It Shows the Scale of Tusk's Team's Delusions
The article discusses the political implications of the symbolic 'Fort Trump' gesture, highlighting divisions within Polish politics.
Rzeczpospolita Survey: Should Marshal of the Sejm Włodzimierz Czarzasty Resign?
A recent poll shows that the Polish public is divided on whether Włodzimierz Czarzasty, the Marshal of the Sejm, should resign due to his connections with a Russian woman suspected of ties to the Russian government.
Is the SAFE loan cheaper than Polish debt? Economists have no doubt
The article discusses the economic implications of the SAFE loan program versus traditional Polish debt financing, emphasizing its political ramifications.
Delayed entry of the Marshal into the benefits register. What threatens Włodzimierz Czarzasty?
The article discusses the potential legal consequences for Polish politician Włodzimierz Czarzasty due to his delayed registration of benefits, which has been highlighted by media coverage.
Bogusław Chrabota: The Collapse of Poland 2050. The Government Undisputed, Szymon Hołownia's Project Buried
The article discusses the internal struggles within the Polish political party Poland 2050, highlighting a faction's dissatisfaction with its leadership under Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz.
Collapse of Poland 2050. The party leader comments: 'They deserted'
The Polish political party Poland 2050 has officially split, leading to the formation of a new parliamentary club called 'Centrum' by a faction of its members.
Secret materials will be revealed. The government is preparing a report concerning the president
The Polish government is preparing to publicly disclose materials related to President Karol Nawrocki's connections with the cryptocurrency market and certain right-wing politicians, following a change in strategy to avoid a closed parliamentary session.
Ziobro and Romanowski Will Have Problems? 'They Will Go to Minsk or Moscow'
The Polish Prosecutor's Office has requested a European arrest warrant for Zbigniew Ziobro, highlighting concerns over judicial impartiality regarding the presiding judge.
PiS criticizes the SAFE program. Gen. Pacek: My heart aches
The Polish government has been approved for an investment program under the SAFE defense initiative, but opinions on its success are divided.
Will Rafał Brzoska enter Polish politics? Insights from Rzeczpospolita
Rafał Brzoska, founder of InPost, is being considered by business and political circles in Poland for a potential move into politics, sparked by his recent regulatory initiative success.
Braun at the prosecutor's office. It's about the intrusion into the hospital in Oleśnica
Polish MEP Grzegorz Braun attended a prosecutor's office hearing regarding an incident at a hospital in Oleśnica, but no charges were filed against him.
Jerzy Surdykowski: No One Will Jump Us on Our Playground
The article discusses the dynamics of power and social rules in a metaphorical 'playground' context, reflecting on Polish political struggles.
Michał Szułdrzyński: Allies should respect each other and be assertive with each other
The Polish President Karol Nawrocki asserted the importance of national dignity in response to the U.S. ambassador's reprimand of a Polish parliamentary leader, highlighting a growing sentiment among Poles for a more assertive diplomatic stance.
A Clear Signal for PiS. Such a Scenario Nobody Expected
A new poll indicates that the Civic Coalition leads with 32.5% support, ahead of PiS at 22.7%, with significant implications for Polish politics.
Polish MP sentenced. A final verdict has been reached
A Polish MP from the Poland 2050 party has been found guilty in a civil case of defamation against a city councilor during a public meeting.
Michał Kobosko: Politics Has Changed Szymon Hołownia More Than He Thinks
Michał Kobosko discusses the current situation in Polska 2050, including internal controversies and his personal political future.