Morawiecki, who rejects the accusation of abusing his powers, says he believes “that truth, law and justice will prevail”.

Morawiecki, who rejects the accusation of abusing his powers, says he believes “that truth, law and justice will prevail”.
“There may be no cause for concern, but Poland will be well prepared for any situation,” said Tusk.
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Junior coalition partner United Poland says it did not consent to the milestones agreed by the government with the European Commission.
The deal amounts to almost 3 billion zloty (€650 million).
Almost two thirds of Poles are in favour of introducing same-sex partnerships or marriage equality, finds pollster Ipsos.
Some experts say that, without the amendments, the law will not fulfil the milestones agreed with the EU.
Poland’s president also hit out at Germany’s slow delivery of weapons to Ukraine and its prioritisation of business interests.
Poland’s education minister cut by two thirds the number of hours of German taught to children from the country’s German minority.
Michał Cieślak’s actions were widely criticised not only by the opposition but also by others within the ruling camp.
“Tolerance must take root not only in the law, but in our heads and hearts,” said the opposition leader.
Poland is also hoping to open the liquefied natural gas terminal in Gdańsk sooner than initially planned.
The health ministry insists the move only expands the current system in accordance with European Commission guidelines.
The Supreme Audit Office says it will notify prosecutors.
“It is always possible, with the consent of foresters, to collect branches for fuel,” says the environment ministry.