Tusk confronts president after wave of school attacks
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Prime Minister Donald Tusk has publicly criticized President Karol Nawrocki regarding the recent school attacks, marking a direct political confrontation. Tusk announced that action would be taken on Monday to address a dangerous online trend believed to be linked to incidents involving young attackers.
The Prime Minister held urgent meetings with security services to discuss controls in schools and the issue of access to firearms, emphasizing that police methods would not be used against students. These developments follow reports of new individual incidents, including a 17-year-old bringing a machete to a school in Olsztyn and the arrest of a 21-year-old after an attack in Praga Południe.
In other domestic news, lawmakers are set to decide on a proposal to increase child benefits up to PLN 1600 per child with annual indexation.
Polish news sites also covered a new report of scandalous words by Grzegorz Braun directed at the presidential chancellery.