An MP from Poland’s main ruling party accused the opposition of “spreading disinformation” in order to stir up unrest.
An MP from Poland’s main ruling party accused the opposition of “spreading disinformation” in order to stir up unrest.
The prime minister also claimed that evidence indicates the attack had an “eastern footprint”, an apparent accusation towards Russia or Belarus.
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With postal-voting law still not passed, declaring a state of emergency would be the best solution, says PKW chief.
The new measures aim to boost government subsidies and broaden social security payments exemptions.
Andrzej Duda wants a medical security system, fairer distribution of EU funds and better enforcement of international law.
The government’s data collection “flagrantly violated the law”, says a legal report.
The EU says a tough new disciplinary regime undermines judicial independence and violates European law.
Poland’s bishops have warned that the election should not “raise legal doubts and suspicion of violating the constitution”.
President Duda praised public healthcare for allowing “every citizen to be treated equally”.
The blacklist comes amid a campaign encouraging Poles to “consciously buy Polish products”.
The government has begun organising a postal election, despite the relevant legislation not yet being passed.
As Poland’s two top courts reject the legitimacy of each other’s rulings, the dispute threatens further legal chaos.
TVP accuses TVN of promoting lies and of connections to the former communist regime.
An independent candidate has also sued the state for denying him his electoral rights.