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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State audit office notifies prosecutors of alleged crimes by Polish oil giant Orlen
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Kaczyński donates to Ukraine’s armed forces to settle defamation case with opposition politician
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Poland to spend 4% of GDP on defence this year, highest current level in NATO
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Polish PM demands that state rail operator reverse ticket price rises
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