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Piotr Drabik - journalist with more than 10 years’ experience in media - in newspaper (“Dziennik Polski”), news television (TVN24), and radio (Radio ZET). Now he's working in RadioZET.pl, where I’m a part of the news team, and I'm a managing editor of a weekend online magazine. Moreover, from September 2022 he's a host of the Współrzędne Świata podcast about foreign relations. His professional interests are politics, international affairs, social affairs and culture. In the last few years, he reported a lot of stories from the CEE area - for example a Belarus protest in Minsk (2020), anti-government protest in the Czech Republic (2019) and the Hungary (2019) or Ukrainian presidential election (2019). He also took part in many journalism projects, like an Investigative Reporting Summer School by SSE Riga (2022), Journey: Journalism Bootcamp by Bakala Foundation (2019), Media Camp by Lviv Media Forum (2021) and M100 Young European Journalists Workshop (2018). MORE: https://drabik24.wordpress.com
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Russian oppositionist for 'Fakt' on the reasons for Navalny's murder
A Russian oppositionist, now residing in Poland, discusses the implications of Putin's continued presidency and the murder of Alexei Navalny. He highlights the increasing repression of opposition figures like Boris Nadezhdin and predicts further crackdowns following the rigged elections. The oppositionist also foresees internal dissatisfaction if Putin announces another mobilization and stresses the importance of Western support for Ukraine to counter Putin's aggression.
Disturbing leaks from Belarus. 'Staff maneuvers have already taken place'
Foreign Policy magazine reports that Russia has deployed nuclear charges in Belarus, bringing its lethal arsenal closer to NATO territory. This information, based on Western officials, indicates the presence of tactical nuclear weapons, the threat of which has increased since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Belarusian opposition leader Paweł Łatuszka, citing sources within Belarus, reveals maneuvers by Russian and Belarusian staff for the potential use of tactical nuclear weapons. He mentions two possible storage locations for Russian nuclear weapons in Belarus and discusses the implications of such a move by Putin and Lukashenko, including the potential for increased problems for Western countries and less support for Ukraine. General Mieczysław Gocuł comments on the dangerous precedent set by introducing the possibility of nuclear weapon use into media discourse and the pressure it puts on the West.
Here is PiS's plan for questioning Kaczyński. We know how the chairman will respond
PiS politicians have a strategy for the upcoming parliamentary inquiry where Jarosław Kaczyński will be questioned, emphasizing that no illegal surveillance occurred and that any use of surveillance tools like Pegasus was court-approved. They plan to counter by accusing the PO-PSL governments of spying on politicians and journalists. Kaczyński intends to avoid answering most questions, maintaining that the purchase of Pegasus was ordinary and legal. PiS members label the inquiry as a politically motivated hunt orchestrated by Donald Tusk. Meanwhile, Tomasz Trela of the Left wants to explore Kaczyński's meeting with Viktor Orban, suspecting it influenced the decision to purchase spyware.
Poland: Fence in the Swamp
The article discusses the humanitarian crisis at the Polish-Belarusian border, focusing on the challenges faced by migrants and the efforts of volunteers like Aleksandra Gnap. It highlights the construction and perceived ineffectiveness of the border fence, the Polish government's controversial pushback policies, and the potential for policy changes under the new pro-European coalition led by Donald Tusk. The article also touches on the broader geopolitical tensions involving Belarus and the EU.
PiS sings the anthem, and the minister? His behavior outraged the right [VIDEO]
The Sejm's session was disrupted by PiS members who staged a protest, leading to a 10-minute break announced by Speaker Szymon Hołownia. PiS members called for the release of convicted former CBA heads, Mariusz Kamiński and Maciej Wąsik, and sang the national anthem. Bartłomiej Sienkiewicz, the Minister of Culture, remained seated during the anthem, drawing criticism from PiS members and right-wing commentators. Sienkiewicz defended his actions, criticizing PiS for using the anthem inappropriately.
Wives of Wąsik and Kamiński in the Sejm. PiS MPs shouted 'free the MPs'
Mariusz Kamiński and Maciej Wąsik, former heads of the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA), are serving a two-year prison sentence for abuse of power in the so-called land affair. Their wives, Roma Wąsik and Barbara Kamińska, attended the Sejm session, where PiS MPs called for their release, causing disruptions that led to a 10-minute break announced by Marshal Szymon Hołownia. The wives also regularly participate in pickets outside the prisons where the sentences are being served.
This is how prisoners 'welcomed' Kamiński. The recording outraged PiS
Mariusz Kamiński, serving a two-year prison sentence, was transferred to a prison in Radom where he was met with aggressive and vulgar shouts from other inmates. The authenticity of the video was confirmed by the Prison Service, which assured that Kamiński's personal safety was maintained. PiS politicians expressed outrage over the incident, criticizing opposition figures like Donald Tusk and Adam Bodnar. The incident has sparked political reactions and discussions about the treatment of prisoners and the political affiliations of inmates.
Kamiński and Wąsik to be released? Unofficially: Bodnar has made a decision
President Andrzej Duda unexpectedly announced a request to the General Prosecutor for the pardon of Mariusz Kamiński and Maciej Wąsik, prior to a PiS political demonstration. Onet reported that Justice Minister and General Prosecutor Adam Bodnar will not immediately release Kamiński and Wąsik, potentially delaying their release for several days. Former head of the National Electoral Commission Wojciech Hermeliński clarified that a presidential pardon does not affect their parliamentary mandates, as the constitution specifies that individuals with final convictions cannot be parliamentarians. The Supreme Court's Labor Chamber confirmed that Kamiński's parliamentary mandate was legally terminated, while Wąsik's status remains unconfirmed due to confusion in the Supreme Court. President Duda also requested the General Prosecutor to suspend the sentences and release the imprisoned during the pardon proceedings, citing Article 568 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.
Hot comments after Duda's decision. 'He must eat his own words'
Andrzej Duda initiated a pardon process for PiS politicians Mariusz Kamiński and Maciej Wąsik, who were sentenced to two years in prison for abuse of power. This decision, announced just before a PiS rally, has sparked significant criticism. Jarosław Kaczyński supported the move, while opposition figures like Krzysztof Gawkowski, Michał Szczerba, Leszek Miller, and Ewa Kopacz criticized Duda for inconsistency and acting in party interests.
Former Constitutional Tribunal President Comments on Possible Liability of Duda: 'No One is Above the Law'
Mariusz Kamiński and Maciej Wąsik, politicians from the Law and Justice party (PiS), were detained by police at the Presidential Palace and taken to prison to begin serving a two-year sentence for abuse of power in a 2007 land affair. Former Constitutional Tribunal President Jerzy Stępień commented on the situation, emphasizing that no one is above the law and suggesting President Andrzej Duda could face legal consequences if he attempted to obstruct justice. Duda defended Kamiński and Wąsik, claiming they are 'crystal clear' and announced further actions regarding the imprisoned PiS politicians. Professor Wojciech Sadurski suggested that an application should be made to bring the president before the State Tribunal for attempting to help criminals avoid punishment.
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