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Poland deposit-return system: growth, friction, and reforms

116 clusters · 353 sources · last updated

Latest: Poland's deposit system faces 1.5 billion PLN unclaimed funds issue

One year after its October 2025 launch, Poland’s deposit-return system has reached a milestone, with the Ministry of Climate and Environment reporting the collection of approximately 5 billion items. Monthly collection r

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Polish split: Morawiecki leads Rozwój Plus movement

31 clusters · 106 sources · last updated

Latest: PiS and Razem announce distinct strategies for 2027 elections

The split of former prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki from Law and Justice (PiS) has moved from planning to execution. On 30 July 2026, Morawiecki registered the Rozwój Plus parliamentary club, comprising 40 MPs, three M

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Motion to bring Adam Glapiński before State Tribunal

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Latest: Adam Glapiński faces potential State Tribunal trial

The Sejm Constitutional Responsibility Committee has supported a motion to bring Adam Glapiński, President of the National Bank of Poland (NBP), before the State Tribunal. Following an investigation that began in May 202

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Poland national branding initiative and political shifts

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Latest: Barbara Mróz-Gorgoń misses EFNI panel following AI report controversy

The Polish national branding initiative remains embroiled in controversy following the publication of the ‘Polaków Portret Własny’ report by Barbara Mróz‑Gorgoń. The document, prepared by the Marka Polska Think Tank, was

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Poland and Germany tighten migrant crackdown

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Latest: Poland implements new benefit rules for Ukrainians amid economic impact reports

Poland’s hard‑line stance toward Ukrainian migrants continued through mid‑2026. Authorities detained a 21‑year‑old Ukrainian suspected of murder at the Medyka crossing, dismantled a Russian‑funded scheme that paid refuge

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