Prosecutors have granted Tusk’s daughter victim status in an investigation into the alleged use of Pegasus to surveil PiS’s political opponents.
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Polish opposition politician to face trial over Pegasus spyware purchase
Michał Woś, who faces up to 10 years in prison, says he is a victim of “political repression” by the current government.
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Tusk promises to “separate church from state immediately after winning elections” in Poland
The church is itself to blame for its separation from Polish society, the Civic Platform leader said.
Town of 11,000 becomes smallest in Poland to host LGBT parade
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The elements of the document relating to trans people have caused particular concern.
Poland’s compensation fund for Covid vaccine side effects has paid out €150,000
The highest single payout amounted to 87,000 zloty,
Polish court orders arrest of Russian air traffic controller over Smolensk crash
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Poland pledges to come to Sweden and Finland’s aid in event of attack
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Researchers prepare Poland’s first experiment in universal basic income
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The new rules also include measures designed to prevent social-media influencers from promoting medical devices.
Poland launches paid voluntary military service
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