RMF24 reports that the Venice Commission has outlined conditions for Constitutional Tribunal judges to take their oaths without the president present. The opinion does not change Polish law.
Poland’s interior ministry proposes up to three years in prison for knowingly facilitating an unlawful stay. RMF24 reports concerns about humanitarian aid.
Two Turkish nationals have been arrested in Germany over suspected arson at a Starlink station in Poland. Police say they are awaiting surrender to Poland.
Judges did not know the full extent of Pegasus’s access to phone data, according to the inquiry. The finding concerns the tool’s capabilities, not the purpose of surveillance.
RMF24 reports that ABW experts found parts of Pegasus remained under its manufacturer’s control, but did not establish whether it accessed specific surveillance data.
Both late polls give Łukasz Gibała more than 62% of the vote in Kraków’s mayoral election. He is awaiting official confirmation of the results.
Donald Tusk has linked three school attacks to the glorification of violence online. The BBC also reports 117 detentions involving weapons or threats.
Polish security services met over information about a possible attack on Donald Tusk and Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz. No attack plan has been confirmed.
Three people were injured in an attack at an educational institution in Warsaw. Police arrested a woman, and one victim was taken to hospital.
