- Sep 12
Polish parliament cancels scheduled committee session on abortion reform after two-year hiatus
A scheduled 14 September session of the Sejm extraordinary committee on abortion bills was called off after the Health Ministry failed to submit its formal position on parliamentary drafts 223 and 611.
- Sep 3
Polish Sejm elects former cabinet minister Maciej Berek to Constitutional Tribunal with 226 votes
Poland's parliament elected former government minister Maciej Berek to the Constitutional Tribunal in a 226 to 184 vote on Friday, overcoming opposition resistance and dissent from several governing coalition members.
- Jul 5
Grodzki sparks cronyism row after revealing critic's daughter's Senate internship was arranged via KO politician
Senator Tomasz Grodzki triggered a political firestorm after publicly reminding a critic that his daughter's Senate internship was arranged through a 'very important KO politician.' The post, intended to defend Warsaw mayor Rafał Trzaskowski, instead drew accusations of cronyism and expectations of political loyalty.
