Prosecutors seek to question President as Onet trial opens
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The trial between President Karol Nawrocki and Onet has become open to the public, with prosecutors also contacting the President for questioning on certain matters. This marks a significant development in the ongoing legal proceedings involving the head of state.
In other political news, a new poll indicates support for Prime Minister Donald Tusk's proposed unified opposition list. The political landscape is also seeing further shifts with reports that Szymon Hołownia, Deputy Marshal of the Sejm, is seeking to return to government as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Culture. Further chaos has been reported following the resignation of Minister Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz, with allegations that her parliamentary group attended a PiS MP's birthday celebration during this period.
Economically, state-owned Grupa Azoty is reportedly facing a significant debt spiral, with previous management implicated in the crisis. Meanwhile, Polish authorities have arrested individuals in connection with a fraud scheme utilizing a fake mObywatel mobile application. Daniel Obajtek, a Member of the European Parliament for Law and Justice (PiS), has reportedly received offers from abroad and has disclosed details about Jarosław Kaczyński's condition following Mateusz Morawiecki's departure from the party.