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16.01.2025

16.01.2025 — The Day Law Circled Power

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Poland for 16.01.2025.

It displays 247 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

16.01.2025 ⇢ The Day Law Circled Power
⌨The morning brought Świątek's dominant Australian Open victory, quickly overshadowed by prosecutors' motion to lift former PM Morawiecki's immunity regarding COVID-era postal elections. PKW postponed decisions on PiS party funding interpretation, while Mentzen initiated Braun's removal from Konfederacja.

Polish-Ukrainian tensions escalated as PiS prepared formal response to Zelenskyy's criticism of Nawrocki, with President Duda suggesting more diplomatic restraint. Security concerns emerged with reports of Nord Stream methane reaching Polish shores and Norwegian fighters scrambling to protect Polish airspace.

Evening coverage focused on a major data breach at EuroCert affecting Polish citizens' personal information, while Trump's potential Treasury Secretary promised increased Russian sanctions. The coalition showed signs of strain as Minister Nowacka reversed course on mandatory health education implementation.
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01:21⇢Zelenskyy's Warning Splits Polish Politics

⌨The newspapers extensively cover Zelenskyy's sharp response to Nawrocki's statements, warning that if Ukraine falls, Poland will face direct threats (Rzeczpospolita, TVN24, Onet). PiS politicians criticize Zelenskyy for allegedly interfering in Polish politics (wPolityce, Onet). Internal challenges emerge with reports of police force demoralization and potential mass resignations (Niezależna). In sports, Świątek continues her dominant performance with a 6-0 victory (Wirtualna Polska).
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Rzeczpospolita

Wołodymyr Zełenski: Bez wojska ukraińskiego Europa nie ma dziś szans z Rosją

Jeżeli Ukrainy nie będzie w NATO, jeśli Ukraina nie będzie miała gwarancji bezpieczeństwa, to wtedy pan (Karol) Nawrocki powinien już zacząć ćwiczyć, bo może się okazać, że będzie musiał wziąć broń do ręki, by wspólnie ze swoimi rodakami bronić swego kraju - mówi prezydent Ukrainy Wołodymyr Zełenski w rozmowie z polskimi mediami.
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06:17⇢Zelenskyy's Polish Warning Stirs Media Storm

⌨The newspapers extensively cover Zelenskyy's statements to Polish media, warning that without Ukrainian forces, Europe cannot withstand Russia (Rzeczpospolita, Do Rzeczy, Onet). His comments, particularly addressing Nawrocki, sparked controversy over alleged interference in Polish politics. Biden's farewell address receives significant attention (Polsat News, Wprost), while concerns emerge about KPO fund distribution transparency issues (Niezależna) and airport security lapses at Chopin Airport (Radio ZET).
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08:57⇢Nowacka's Health Ed Reform Meets US Tech Ban

⌨The newspapers extensively cover Education Minister Nowacka's announcements regarding health education reforms (TVN24, Do Rzeczy, Polsat News, 300polityka). A significant development emerges with US restrictions on AI technology transfers to Poland (Niezależna). Security concerns surface with reports of border control issues at Chopin Airport (Radio ZET), while business outlets highlight steep increases in accounting fees affecting entrepreneurs (Wirtualna Polska).
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Rzeczpospolita

Jak Wołodymyr Zełenski pomógł Karolowi Nawrockiemu

Spotkanie Wołodymyra Zełenskiego z Rafałem Trzaskowskim w czasie jego wizyty w Warszawie i wyraźne zdystansowanie się ukraińskiego prezydenta do Karola Nawrockiego wcale nie musi pomóc pierwszemu i zaszkodzić drugiemu. Może być wręcz przeciwnie.
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10:49⇢Braun's Last Stand in Konfederacja

⌨The newspapers extensively cover upheaval in Konfederacja, with multiple sources reporting on likely expulsion of Grzegorz Braun from the party (Onet, Interia, Wprost). Finance Minister Domański faces pressure over PiS subvention decisions, with PKW chairman Marciniak stating no grounds for resolution change (wPolityce, 300polityka, Niezależna). International coverage focuses on Biden's statement about alignment with Trump on specific issues, particularly regarding Hamas negotiations (Wyborcza).
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12:00⇢Braun's Final Exit

⌨The newspapers extensively cover Grzegorz Braun's impending removal from Konfederacja, with party leadership filing formal expulsion requests (Radio ZET, wPolityce, Wprost, Do Rzeczy). New developments include Tusk's statements about aerial terrorism prompting Kremlin responses (Onet, Polsat News), and controversy over Minister Kierwiński's handling of post-flood container housing for children (Niezależna). Education Minister Nowacka announces health education becoming optional (OKO.press), while parents criticize extended winter break scheduling (Polityka).
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Gazeta Prawna

Ważne zmiany dla chorych na cukrzycę. 18 stycznia wchodzi nowe prawo

Ministerstwo Zdrowia przedłuża pilotaż leczenia stopy cukrzycowej do 2026 roku. Od 18 stycznia 2025 roku w życie wejdą nowe przepisy, które wydłużą czas trwania programu o rok i zwiększą liczbę ośrodków realizujących świadczenia. Nowe regulacje mają poprawić jakość leczenia poważnych powikłań po cukrzycy.
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14:03⇢Prosecutors Target Morawiecki's Immunity

⌨The newspapers extensively cover a prosecutor's motion to lift former Prime Minister Morawiecki's immunity (Do Rzeczy, Gazeta Prawna, Polsat News, Radio ZET, TVN24, Wirtualna Polska, wPolityce). Reports also highlight a deadly knife attack at a school near the Polish-Slovak border (Onet). Polish Post Office's voluntary redundancy program faces labor inspection scrutiny (Gazeta Prawna), while Zelensky's support for Trzaskowski in upcoming elections receives analysis (Rzeczpospolita).
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16:24⇢PiS and Duda Split Over Zelenskyy Remarks

⌨The newspapers extensively cover responses to Zelenskyy's perceived interference in Polish politics, with PiS preparing a strong response and President Duda suggesting caution (Do Rzeczy, wPolityce, Wirtualna Polska). A data breach exposing PESEL and ID numbers raises security concerns (TVN24). Labor issues surface with a hunger strike at Bogdanka coal mine (OKO.press), while Bodnar's motion against Morawiecki faces procedural delays (300polityka, Wprost).
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Rzeczpospolita

Nie wolno huśtać polsko-ukraińską łódką

Odwoływanie się w kampanii do antyukraińskiego resentymentu jest szkodliwe dla przyszłości państwa polskiego. Bije w naszą rację stanu i szkodzi bezpieczeństwu narodowemu.
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17:52⇢PKW Freezes PiS Funds While Methane Hits Shore

⌨The newspapers focus on an ongoing dispute over PiS party funding, with PKW postponing a decision on Minister Domański's interpretation request (Gazeta Prawna, Wirtualna Polska). Environmental concerns emerge with reports of Nord Stream methane leak reaching Polish shores (Radio ZET). In geopolitical coverage, Netanyahu's delay in cease-fire ratification receives attention (OKO.press), while media discuss Polish-Ukrainian relations amid growing resentment (Rzeczpospolita).
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19:07⇢Lynch Dies as Ukraine Rhetoric Heats Campaign

⌨The newspapers focus on David Lynch's death at 78 (Radio ZET, TVN24, Wprost) and developments in the presidential race, where Nawrocki challenges Trzaskowski with Ukraine-related rhetoric (Niezależna, OKO.press, 300polityka). The discussion of Polish-Ukrainian relations gains prominence, with warnings about using Volhynia massacre rhetoric in campaigning (Rzeczpospolita). International coverage includes potential Israel-Hamas ceasefire developments (Onet) and Trump's strategies regarding Putin (Polsat News).
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21:36⇢Duda Questions Zelenskyy's Media Tone

⌨The newspapers focus on Zelenskyy's media presence, with President Duda questioning the Ukrainian leader's recent sharp media statements (300polityka, Rzeczpospolita). The Ukrainian army's organizational challenges receive attention (Polityka), while Trump's potential Treasury Secretary promises increased Russian sanctions (Niezależna). A data breach at EuroCert prompts ministerial warnings (Polsat News), as PKW continues deliberating on PiS party funding issues (Gazeta Prawna, OKO.press).
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