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Paweł Jabłoński

Paweł Jabłoński

Polish lawyer and politician

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  • Jul 26

    Morawiecki condemns 'political bottom' as deleted Facebook post ignites PiS civil war

    A deleted Facebook post mocking veteran Law and Justice (PiS) politician Ryszard Terlecki has triggered a fierce public row within Poland's fractured right, drawing condemnation from former PM Mateusz Morawiecki and dragging in the party's spokesperson.

  • Jun 30

    Warsaw prosecutors discontinue ‘two towers’ investigation; Jarosław Kaczyński questioned as witness, no criminal offence found

    The Warsaw District Prosecutor’s Office has discontinued the investigation into the so-called ‘two towers’ case, finding no elements of a criminal offence. The decision, made on 25 June 2026, relates to allegations that Austrian businessman Gerald Birgfellner was defrauded of at least €1.3 million by individuals acting for the PiS-linked Srebrna company.

  • Jun 16

    Polish ruling party shaken after doctor without specialisation ran VIP fast-track and earned 1.6 million PLN at Warsaw public hospital

    A 29-year-old doctor without a medical specialisation earned 1.6 million PLN in 2025 while coordinating the emergency department of a Warsaw public hospital and operating a VIP fast-track lane for Civic Coalition politicians and their families. Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the system 'degenerate' and ordered a sweeping audit of public health spending.

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