Mariusz Kamiński
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- Oct 23
Leaked WhatsApp messages show Didier Reynders' close contact with Belgian intelligence official
EUObserver published WhatsApp exchanges between former EU commissioner Didier Reynders and Hughes Brulin, a former staff director at Belgium's State Security Service, covering 2019 to 2022.
- Oct 21
Sejm Pegasus committee adopts final report; chair says spyware purchase and use were illegal
On Wednesday, 21 October 2026, the Sejm committee adopted its final Pegasus report, and eleven people were named in notifications about possible offences. Separate opinions can be filed until 5 November.
- Oct 12
Pegasus commission refers 11 former officials, including Ziobro, to prosecutors over possible offences
The Sejm commission investigating Pegasus says the spyware ran without the required security accreditation and that data left Polish territory. Notifications of possible offences were sent to prosecutors concerning 11 people, including former justice minister Zbigniew Ziobro.
- Jul 19
Over half of Poles say Tusk government failed to deliver on PiS accountability promises, poll shows
A SW Research survey for Rzeczpospolita finds 53.3% of respondents say the government has not met their expectations, while only 14.6% approve. The result follows Prime Minister Donald Tusk's apology in Paris for overpromising on swift justice.
- Jun 29
Former CBA agent worked for Zondacrypto chief, triggering foundation split, media reveal
Artur Chodziński, a once-trusted CBA officer under the PiS government, worked for Przemysław Kral, the head of the troubled crypto exchange Zondacrypto, according to a joint investigation by Onet and TVN24. The revelation sparked a conflict inside the Frontline Foundation, which Chodziński co-founded with former intelligence chiefs.
- May 26
Poland's Supreme Court in Turmoil: Presidential Appointment of Kapiński Sparks Legal and Political Firestorm
President Karol Nawrocki's appointment of Zbigniew Kapiński as First President of the Supreme Court has triggered a constitutional crisis, with the court's Lay Judges' Council declaring him a 'usurper' and a bitter dispute erupting within Poland's right-wing coalition.
