Separately, prosecutors are investigating an opposition MP who appeared to suggest that Donald Tusk should get a “bullet in the head”.

Separately, prosecutors are investigating an opposition MP who appeared to suggest that Donald Tusk should get a “bullet in the head”.
“I trust that good will and honesty form the foundation of the US negotiation strategy,” says Duda.
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The changes have been made in response to the case of Marcin Romanowski, a fugitive opposition MP accused by prosecutors of 11 crimes.
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.
The move came after Rafał Trzaskowski, the presidential candidate from Poland’s main ruling group, said that such benefits “should go to those who contribute to our economy”.
The video, filmed in the style of an action thriller, depicts the fictional interrogation of former PiS deputy minister Marcin Romanowski.
The change, opposed by the Catholic church, will come into force at the start of the new school year in September.
The decision may further deepen Poland’s constitutional crisis, given that the government does not recognise the court’s legitimacy.
“Now is the time to take our partnership to the next level,” announced Downing Street.
Alicja Ptak
The coalition has not enacted a single law that would significantly advance the transition.
He is accused of abusing his powers, a crime that carries a potential prison sentence of up to three years.
During a visit to Warsaw, Zelensky appeared to aim criticism at the opposition candidate and presented an award to Tusk’s candidate.
The new measures “constitute a long-term problem” for Poland, says a deputy digital affairs minister.