Daniel Tilles
Maintaining a tough anti-Russia line while showing allegiance to Trump is becoming increasingly difficult for PiS.
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Daniel Tilles
Maintaining a tough anti-Russia line while showing allegiance to Trump is becoming increasingly difficult for PiS.
Jarosław Kaczyński is facing a defamation lawsuit while Mariusz Błaszczak is accused of unlawfully publishing classified military plans.
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“I have asked the president not to discuss such delicate and secret matters in public, because it does not help Poland.”
They say that it can “become a great driving force of the Polish economy”.
But experts have questioned the validity of the forecasts Tusk was referring to.
The event was also addressed by Viktor Orbán and, by video message, Donald Trump.
Right-wing opposition parties voted against the bill, arguing that Silesian is a dialect of Polish rather than a language in its own right.
Former PiS minister Mariusz Kamiński and Maciej Wąsik were also convicted and pardoned in relation to the same case.
Kraków’s “Lajkonik” is a bearded horse rider supposedly representing 13th-century Mongol invaders.
The pair were in December handed prison sentences and bans on holding public office.
Culture minister Bartłomiej Sienkiewicz has already resigned, just five months after taking office.
The Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA) has been rendered ineffective and politicised, claims the government.
The Kremlin says it is “analysing the situation” and will “take all necessary steps to ensure our security”.
Military personnel from the US and Portugal are also taking part.