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Friday, November 06, 2026
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President Andrzej Duda has appointed a new vice-president and other members to the board of the National Bank of Poland (NBP), bringing an end to a nominations deadlock. This decision follows reports from multiple news outlets confirming the President's action regarding the central bank's leadership.
In other political developments, Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Szymon Hołownia have reportedly reached an agreement on new government positions, with two new deputy ministers expected to be appointed. This comes as the ongoing crisis surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal continues to draw public attention, with new polls assessing the government's actions and a proposal from the Polish People's Party (PSL) generating discussion.
Meanwhile, European Parliament President Roberta Metsola visited Poland, delivering a speech in the Sejm where some Members of Parliament displayed banners. Other domestic news includes a farmer's dispute with the church over land, a government initiative to tackle 'free credits,' and new economic reports detailing a sugar tax and potential salary reductions.
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The ongoing crisis surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal continues to be a prominent issue, with a new poll revealing public opinion on the government's actions. Additionally, a proposal from the Polish People's Party (PSL) regarding the Tribunal has sparked considerable debate.
Onet:
You can reset a phone, not a tribunal. Emotions after PSL's proposal
Emotions are running high following a proposal by the Polish People's Party (PSL) regarding the Constitutional Tribunal, with commentary suggesting a fundamental disagreement.
Onet:
Poles assess government actions on the Constitutional Tribunal. A new poll…
A new survey reveals Polish public opinion on the government's handling of matters related to the Constitutional Tribunal, with a clear dominant response.
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The government is taking action regarding 'free credits,' a move that has prompted warnings from legal experts about potential repercussions.
Wirtualna Polska:
Government Tackles 'Free Credits,' Lawyers Raise Alarm
The government is taking action regarding 'free credits,' prompting warnings from legal experts about potential repercussions.
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Economic indicators suggest that Poland may be facing significant financial hardship, with concerns that the country has lost control over its financial situation. Upcoming changes include a new 'sugar tax' in January, expected to increase prices for beverages like ice tea and nectars, and a new regulation from March that could allow employers to reduce salaries.
Fakt:
Dire news: Poland lost control? Tough years await
Economic indicators suggest Poland may have lost control over its financial situation, portending a period of significant hardship.
Fakt:
From March, the boss can reduce salary. 'Worth checking' [TABLE]
Employees are advised to check their employment conditions as of March, as employers may have the option to reduce salaries, according to a new regulation concerning employee capital plans (PPK).
Fakt:
New sugar tax from January: Ice tea and nectars will significantly increase in…
Starting in January, a new 'sugar tax' will be implemented, leading to a significant price increase for beverages like ice tea and nectars.
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A gas explosion near Piła has tragically resulted in a second fatality, increasing the toll of the incident.
Wirtualna Polska:
Gas Explosion Near Piła Claims Second Life
A gas explosion near Piła has resulted in a second fatality, increasing the tragic toll of the incident.
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New information has surfaced regarding the founder of Cinkciarz.pl, including allegations of his escape to the United States and discharge from the army, amid reports of 185 million PLN in losses.
Fakt:
New facts in the Cinkciarz.pl founder's case: escape to the US, army discharge
New details have emerged concerning the founder of Cinkciarz.pl, including his alleged escape to the United States and discharge from the army, amid reports of 185 million PLN in losses.
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Investigators are revisiting the disappearance of Jarosław Ziętara, indicating they are nearing a point where long-held information can be revealed.
Fakt:
Returning to the Ziętara case: "We are waiting to say what we know"
Investigators are revisiting the disappearance of Jarosław Ziętara, with sources indicating that they are nearing a point where they can reveal long-held information.
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Produce, identified as potentially Russian paprika, has begun appearing in Polish markets, leading to speculation that it is a retaliatory measure by the Kremlin.
Fakt:
Appeared in Polish markets: "Kremlin's revenge for rapprochement with the EU"
Produce, identified as potentially Russian paprika, has started appearing in Polish markets, with speculation that it's a retaliatory measure by the Kremlin.
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