AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUkraine Talks: EU leaders in Dublin rejected making Europe’s security order part of peace negotiations, but remain divided over who should represent them. Poland is among those backing a five-country format, as Russia signals only conditional openness to European participation. Media and Courts: Police entered TV Republika’s offices seeking broadcast materials; the station refused, citing source confidentiality, and President Nawrocki’s aides condemned the move. Separately, Poland’s constitutional crisis deepened, with Tribunal chief Bogdan Święczkowski saying police blocked him from the building, while a Supreme Court ruling handed the Tusk government a setback in its dispute over conservative judges. Independence Day: Nawrocki joined a large nationalist march in Warsaw as the country grappled with the Kraków shooting that killed six; authorities are still investigating the gunman’s motives. Defence: Poland says the Pentagon has approved a permanent US military base, with a decision expected in December, and Warsaw is seeking Tomahawk missiles and closer defence-industry ties. Cybersecurity: Poland took its e-government platform ePUAP offline after a cyberattack.
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