⌨Polish media on September 26 opened with discussions on international relations, noting Israeli settlers' entry into a Muslim holy site and Donald Trump's statements on the West Bank (Do Rzeczy, Radio ZET). Domestically, the KPO's burden on the Polish budget was a key concern (Rzeczpospolita).
By early afternoon, attention shifted to domestic political maneuvers, with a presidential project concerning CPK sent to a commission, seen as a defeat for Tusk's camp (wPolityce, Do Rzeczy). The Sejm also voted on important laws, including an act to end the chaining of dogs (Radio ZET, OKO.press).
In the late afternoon, significant friction emerged within the ruling coalition regarding the CPK project, with Prime Minister Tusk expressing disappointment over Marshal Hołownia's stance (Radio ZET, Rzeczpospolita). The government also adopted the 2026 budget, projecting record expenditures and deficit (Do Rzeczy, Gazeta Prawna).