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03.02.2025 — Day Neo-Judges Reform Split Roads

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03.02.2025 ⇢ Day Neo-Judges Reform Split Roads
⌨Minister Bodnar presented two alternative paths for addressing neo-judges: a rapid solution or a slower Venice Commission-compliant process. The announcement triggered immediate political responses, with PiS comparing the reforms to communist-era practices.

Presidential administration underwent major restructuring, with General Łukowski appointed as BBN chief. The changes came amid growing pressure over judicial reforms and migration policy implementation.

Trump's influence manifested through trade policy shifts, first threatening EU tariffs, then suspending actions against Mexico and Canada after securing border control commitments. His demand for Ukrainian land as aid collateral generated sharp responses from Polish officials.

Electoral commission reached deadlock over PiS party funding, with multiple proposals failing to gain majority. The stalemate highlighted ongoing power struggles in key institutions as justice system reforms progress.
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02:48⇢German Borders Close While Trump Shadows Loom

⌨The newspapers report on Trump's international impact, with coverage of EU's response to his policies (Radio ZET) and analysis of his potential influence over American politics (Onet). German political discourse focuses on immigration, with CDU's Merz planning border restrictions (Rzeczpospolita) and protests in Berlin against political movements (Polsat News). A drunk judge scandal at an EU-Iustitia training draws attention (Niezależna), while government officials' travel schedule shows intensive diplomatic activity (300polityka).
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06:25⇢Presidential Poll Shows Clear Leader

⌨The newspapers report on a new presidential poll showing a clear frontrunner (Do Rzeczy, Onet, Radio ZET, Wprost). Justice Minister Bodnar's reform plans for addressing neo-judges' status emerge (Rzeczpospolita), while Trump's trade policies draw criticism for potential global economic impact (OKO.press). Media continues covering refugee conditions in Warsaw three years after war outbreak (Wirtualna Polska), and Supreme Court's mass overturning of criminal sentences raises concerns (wPolityce).
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08:25⇢EU Strikes Back at Trump's Tariffs

⌨The newspapers report on EU's response to Trump's latest tariff threats (Do Rzeczy, Polsat News), while government reconstruction plans emerge with Deputy PM Gawkowski announcing major changes (Radio ZET). Coverage continues of the Clean Air program irregularities, with contractors potentially seeking compensation from beneficiaries (Gazeta Prawna). Historical coverage marks 80 years since the Upper Silesian Tragedy during Soviet army's advance (Polityka).
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10:25⇢Neo-Judges Reform Takes Shape

⌨The newspapers report on Minister Bodnar's justice reform plans, with two alternative projects addressing neo-judges' status from 2018-2025 (Rzeczpospolita, Niezależna). A significant explosion at "Scarlet Sails" in Moscow draws attention (Onet), while debate continues over refugee policies with Trzaskowski stating Poland has "done more than enough" (300polityka). Changes in presidential administration are being prepared (TVN24, Radio ZET), as concerns emerge over released convicts due to overturned verdicts (Do Rzeczy).
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11:52⇢Neo-Judges Reform Meets Trump's Shadow

⌨The newspapers report on Justice Minister Bodnar's detailed proposals for addressing neo-judges, allowing parties one month to challenge verdicts if they previously raised concerns about court composition (Gazeta Prawna, Rzeczpospolita). Trump's influence continues to shape discourse, with PiS MEP threatening similar judicial approaches upon return to power (Niezależna), while PM Tusk warns about potential US-EU trade conflicts (300polityka, Polsat News). Ukrainian desertion rates from training in Poland are increasing, described as "SeZeCze" phenomenon (Onet).
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Rzeczpospolita

Nowa rzecznik Andrzeja Dudy. W tle spór w Kancelarii Prezydenta

Nową rzecznik Andrzeja Dudy zostanie Diana Głownia, blisko współpracująca wcześniej w Marcinem Przydaczem, skonfliktowanym z Marcinem Mastelerakiem, szefem gabinetu prezydenta. W Pałacu Prezydenckim konflikty mają być teraz wyciszane. „Rzeczpospolita” poznała kulisy zmiany.
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13:28⇢Presidential Palace's Power Shift

⌨The newspapers report extensively on President Duda's major reshuffle in his chancellery, with General Łukowski appointed as new head of National Security Bureau (BBN) and multiple other ministerial changes (Niezależna, Onet, Polsat News, Rzeczpospolita, wPolityce, TVN24). Justice Minister Bodnar's reform proposals face opposition from PiS, who compare them to communist-era practices (Radio ZET). Former minister Ziobro's attempted airport detention details emerge (Wirtualna Polska).
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Jacek Siewiera o odejściu z BBN: Nie ma na to dobrego momentu

Dlaczego Jacek Siewiera odchodzi z Biura Bezpieczeństwa Narodowego? Czy to decyzja polityczna, czy kwestia osobistych ambicji? W najnowszym odcinku podcastu „Rzecz w tym” Bogusław Chrabota rozmawia z byłym już szefem BBN, który opowiada o kulisach swojej rezygnacji, relacjach z prezydentem Andrzejem Dudą oraz o przyszłości Polski w kontekście bezpieczeństwa narodowego.
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15:20⇢Electoral Commission Split on PiS Funds

⌨The newspapers report on a deadlock in PKW (National Electoral Commission) regarding PiS party funding, with multiple proposals being considered (Do Rzeczy, Interia, Onet, Polsat News, Radio ZET, TVN24, wPolityce). Justice Minister Bodnar presents two alternative approaches to handling neo-judges: a rapid solution contrary to Venice Commission recommendations or a slower, commission-compliant process (Polityka, Gazeta Prawna). Warsaw city officials receive new guidelines for addressing non-binary individuals (Niezależna).
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Rzeczpospolita

PKW zafunduje potrójny ból głowy ministrowi finansów

Żadna z trzech propozycji odpowiedzi Państwowej Komisji Wyborczej dla ministra finansów, który poprosił o dokonanie wykładni uchwały o przyjęciu sprawozdania finansowego komitetu wyborczego Prawa i Sprawiedliwości, nie uzyskała większości. W tej sytuacji Andrzej Domański otrzyma trzy wersje.
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Radio ZET

Dorota Łoboda Gościem Radia ZET. Zaprasza Beata Lubecka

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17:21⇢Trump Halts Tariffs as Polish-Ukrainian Tensions Rise

⌨The newspapers report extensively on Trump's suspension of tariffs following Mexico agreement (Do Rzeczy, Onet, Polsat News). Relations between Poland and Ukraine show increasing strain, with media focusing on two major points of conflict (Interia). A Doctors Without Borders report highlights violence and militarization at the Poland-Belarus border (OKO.press), while pension and retirement benefit increases are set for March 2025, with an estimated 5.82% adjustment (Gazeta Prawna).
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19:13⇢Trump's EU Tariffs Loom as Mexico Spared

⌨The newspapers report extensively on Trump's tariff policies, with focus on his suspension of Mexican tariffs and potential new EU tariffs (Gazeta Prawna, Polityka, Rzeczpospolita). The possible arrest of former minister Ziobro continues to develop, with new prosecution details emerging (Radio ZET, Wyborcza). A sudden termination of Israel's ambassador mission in Poland is reported (Onet), while Hungary's Orban makes new statements regarding the war narrative (Do Rzeczy). Migration policy discussions intensify despite former chancellor Merkel's comments (Interia).
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Wojna Donalda Trumpa z Unią Europejską nie ma sensu

Zamiast uratować suwerenność Ukrainy i budować z Europą wspólny front przeciw Chinom i Rosji, czyli autorytaryzmowi, prezydent Donald Trump uderza w Unię Europejską, czyli najbliższego sojusznika USA.
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21:36⇢Trump Demands Ukrainian Land Collateral

⌨The newspapers report on Trump's new conditions for Ukraine aid, demanding land as collateral (Onet, TVN24, Rzeczpospolita). Jan Klata's appointment as National Theater director generates discussion about potential changes in cultural direction (Polityka). The UK is testing new tanks near Polish border (Interia), while Minister Bodnar presents two variants for handling neo-judges situation (OKO.press). A major tender for Vistula Spit canal project has been cancelled by Tusk's government (Niezależna).
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