Canada as an associate EU member, a European version of NATO’s Article 4 and a social-media ban for children: Ursula von der Leyen’s State of the Union offered several striking proposals
Poland could receive more than EUR 123 billion from the next EU budget. But first, Brussels must bridge a widening divide over how large that budget should be and who should finance it.
A year before the next election, Donald Tusk’s government has a negative approval balance. Past elections show why that matters – but also why the outcome is far from predetermined.
As the AfD gains ground in Germany, Polish politicians are divided over how to respond. The debate is complicated by the party’s repeated attacks on Poland and its friendly stance toward Russia
NASK cautions public institutions against the risks posed by TikTok, and the digital-affairs minister has warned against installing it on official devices. Yet Poland’s political leaders and local governments remain active on the platform.
Maciej Berek was until recently one of Donald Tusk’s closest government aides. Now the prime minister wants him on the Constitutional Tribunal – a move critics say clashes with the coalition’s own rules for keeping politics out of the court.
The government wants to ease the tax burden on millions of taxpayers without raising the tax-free allowance – funding the move through higher CIT, a bigger solidarity levy and tighter rules for flat-rate taxpayers.
Krzysztof Figlarz 
Łukasz Grzesiczak 
Rafał Mrowicki 
