Stories from Warsaw · Poland

A journalist established that Piebiak is the only person whom the Law and Justice (PiS) party recommends for selection to the Rada, which is likely a national parliamentary body. A journalist from RMF FM Poland established that Piebiak is the sole individual recommended by the PiS (Law and Justice) party for election to the Rada. Senator Piebiak is reportedly the sole candidate from his environment for a position on the Krajowa Rada Sądownictwa (National Council of the Judiciary) in Poland. A commentator criticized this potential appointment as a 'bad plan,' accusing Senator Piebiak of having 'destroyed righteousness' and lacking 'dignity,' and referencing a 'hysterical affair' associated with him.

A session is scheduled to begin soon at the Presidential Palace in Warsaw.

A statement was made expressing a desire to increase the number of American troops in Poland. Poland's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defense, Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, stated that Poland is prepared to receive additional US troops.

A broadcast discussed a loss exceeding 35 billion, which was attributed to the costs of conducting monetary policy. It was noted that these costs are expected to be slightly lower this year, with hope that similar losses can be avoided if gold does not strengthen.

Allegations of a conspiracy against the president have been mentioned in the Sejm, according to a Polish radio broadcast.

Poland's pro-European government, in power for two and a half years, faces challenges due to the head of state being supported by the national-conservative PiS party. This political opposition makes governing difficult.

Poland is anticipating a potential 100% increase that would impact taxpayers and borrowers. Ludwik Kotecki from the Financial Policy Council is expected to discuss this development. The source indicates an expectation of an increase, rather than a decrease.

A new head of Poland's National Security Bureau is expected to be announced within the next half hour. Deputy Minister of Defense Stanisław Wziątek expressed hope for good cooperation between his department and the National Security Bureau. Wziątek stated his hope that the president will make a choice that facilitates good cooperation. A source expressed hope that the Polish president's choice for the new National Security Bureau Chief will allow for good cooperation. President Karol Nawrocki is expected to announce the appointment of a new head for the National Security Bureau soon. The President, presenting the candidacy of Bartłomiej Grodecki as the new head of the National Security Bureau, spoke about Grodecki's experience.

Polish household savings, seasonally adjusted, increased by approximately 10% in the fourth quarter. This represents the highest level of savings observed since the pandemic, and historically, it is considered a substantial amount for Poles.

A project has been launched to collect and preserve the memories of individuals who experienced the German occupation.