⌨The day's media attention remained heavily fixed on the internal dynamics of Poland's ruling coalition, particularly the unfolding government reconstruction. Early reports questioned the Tusk government's stability. By midday, a significant development saw the government reshuffle postponed, reportedly at Parliament Speaker Szymon Hołownia's request, signaling his increasing influence and further complicating coalition relations.
Concurrently, President Duda's strong statements on judicial reform, including controversial remarks about expelling judges and linking the judiciary crisis to the need for a new constitution, gained significant traction in afternoon and evening coverage. Separately, severe weather, with heavy rainfall and widespread storms, consistently remained a top editorial priority, prompting crisis meetings and alerts across the country throughout the day. Amidst these developments, Iga Świątek's historic advance to the Wimbledon semifinals also drew considerable focus.