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The Polish government has published new legislative texts and administrative notices in the Dziennik Ustaw and Monitor Polski journals. These updates reflect recent statutory changes and official communications effective in early September 2026.

The Polish government has unveiled plans to streamline value-added tax regulations for online retailers while simultaneously introducing reforms to national vehicle technical inspection procedures.

The Polish government’s “Kompas Jutra” educational overhaul officially starts alongside the new academic year, with Education Minister Barbara Nowacka urging schools to align with technological progress.

The Polish government is advancing legislation to eliminate automatic judicial oversight of corporate bankruptcy repayment plans, shifting control away from courts to creditors and debtors.

The Polish government's proposed 2027 budget outlines nearly 1 trillion zloty in expenditures, prioritizing healthcare, military spending, and transport infrastructure while excluding central bank profit transfers.

The Polish government has issued a definitive statement rejecting any proposals to station nuclear weapons within its borders. Warsaw maintains that its defense strategy relies exclusively on conventional forces and NATO collective security guarantees.

The Polish government has proposed an increase in the Corporate Income Tax (CIT) rate for the largest energy and fuel companies, with revenues exceeding 50 million euros. This move is expected to lead to higher electricity prices.

The Polish government has announced a reduction in fuel prices, making gasoline and diesel significantly cheaper starting today. This move comes amidst political debate, with Donald Tusk suggesting prices would be lower if not for the president.

A special Polish government plane has been sent to Hungary with doctors on board to assess the condition of injured Polish citizens and determine if they can be transported back to Poland.

The Polish government has approved financial support for local governments to implement climate adaptation plans, with 15 municipalities in Eastern Poland set to receive 76.5 million PLN for initiatives like preparing for heavy rainfall or heatwaves, as detailed in official publications from August 13, 2026.

The Polish government is considering a return to a windfall tax on excess profits and has announced changes to its plans for JSW, with two key companies remaining within the group. These decisions reflect evolving economic and industrial policies.

The Polish Council of Ministers has adopted a draft law that will legally waive debts owed to the Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) that originated before January 1, 1999, preceding the social insurance system reform.

The Polish government has approved a law to provide legal assistance to individuals who suffered losses due to the "Clean Air" program. This initiative aims to help those negatively impacted by the environmental subsidy scheme.

The Polish government has made a decision to divide a large state-owned company. This move will restructure a significant national entity, impacting its operations and potentially the broader economy.

The Polish Ministry of Infrastructure has prepared a draft law to tighten the speed camera system, introducing additional penalties for not collecting official correspondence, a Central Register of Violations, and speed measurement corrections.

Wojciech Warski discusses the benefits of cooperation with Ukraine, while Professor Jacek Czaputowicz, a former foreign minister, reportedly accuses the Polish government against facts in a surprising article.

The Polish government has adopted a draft amendment to expand the use of electronic monitoring (e-bracelets) as an alternative to incarceration, aiming to reduce the prison population.

The Polish government is analyzing the possibility of raising the second tax threshold and the tax-free amount, with decisions expected during work on the 2027 budget project, according to the Minister of Finance and Economy, Andrzej Domański.

The Polish Ministry of Culture and National Heritage is planning legislative work to change national holidays, specifically on August 15 and May 2.

The Polish government's plenipotentiary for senior policy is proposing new regulations for "senior internships" aimed at helping older individuals acquire new qualifications, though experts have expressed doubts about the initiative.

A new team will be established under Poland's government plenipotentiary for equality to analyze femicide cases, identify systemic flaws in victim protection, and propose preventative solutions.

The Polish government is introducing stricter criteria for candidates to supervisory boards of state-owned companies, including longer professional experience, tougher MBA diploma requirements, and mandatory competency self-assessment.

The Polish government has approved a draft amendment that aims to simplify participation in court proceedings by clarifying the scope of instructions for the accused, victims, and witnesses.

The Polish government has prepared a draft project to simplify the 'Blue Cards' procedure, aiming to reduce bureaucracy and accelerate aid for victims of domestic violence. The proposal is now undergoing inter-ministerial agreements and public consultations.

The Polish government is planning far-reaching changes to electricity tariff regulations, affecting both industrial and individual customers, which could bring real benefits to the industry.

The European Union's wastewater directive, intended for environmental protection, is deemed by the Polish government and European Parliament to violate legal principles and potentially cause more harm than good to EU citizens.

The Polish government has approved a bill to pilot a national, free electronic journal system for schools, integrated with the Educational Information System (SIO). Participation in the pilot program will be voluntary for schools.

The Polish government plans to increase pensions by 3.48% in 2027, the lowest rise since 2019, attributed to lower inflation.

The Polish government is proposing amendments to the law on the organization of common courts, aiming to make it easier for judges to serve after the age of 65 and to regulate non-judicial delegations, including those to the Ministry of Justice.

The Polish government has amended a project for early retirees, proposing a new mechanism to increase pensions instead of a recalculation, a change that raises serious constitutional doubts.

Poland's government has revealed its energy strategy for 2040, aiming to base its energy mix on nuclear power and renewable sources, with plans for 18 GW from offshore wind and 40 GW from photovoltaics.

The Polish government is set to introduce regulations allowing for fines of up to 50,000 PLN for each illegally employed foreign national, while also specifying non-EU countries whose citizens can work in Poland without a work permit.

The Polish government has approved a resolution to guarantee over 400 million PLN for access to an artificial intelligence gigafactory, with Poland aiming to participate in a European tender for its construction.

The Polish government is planning changes to the refund system for free medications for individuals over 65, which could lead to savings of 0.5 to 1.8 billion zlotys, according to an NFZ analysis.

General Roman Polko criticizes the Polish government's approach to communicating the Russian threat, calling their actions absurd and merely for show, warning that Poland is already losing the cognitive war with Russia.

China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed hope that the Polish government will continue to provide an open, transparent, and non-discriminatory business environment for Chinese companies, amidst trade barrier discussions with Brussels.

Democracy Digest: A hospital scandal has hit the Polish government; Nawrocki meets Zelensky.

Przemysław Czarnek, a Polish MP and former minister, criticized the Polish government's decision to transfer Patriot missiles to Ukraine, alleging the spread of 'Banderism' and a renewal of Nazi ideology in Ukraine.

This story refers to official Polish government publications, specifically Monitor Polski from June 8, 2026, and Dziennik Ustaw from July 8, 2026, detailing various legal acts and announcements.

Following a scandal over high medical earnings, the Polish government's announced healthcare reforms are seen as cosmetic measures aimed at calming political tensions rather than genuine systemic change.

The Polish government has approved a project to expand the data collected from witnesses during interrogations, including PESEL number, phone number, and email address.

The Polish government is planning further deregulation changes, including expanding the scope of the so-called 'silent consent' mechanism, according to the Minister of Finance and Economy.

The Polish government has resumed work on a bill to amend the public health care benefits act, which includes new rules for calculating health contributions for entrepreneurs and other changes.

The Polish government has not yet indicated where the funds for increased salaries for healthcare workers, effective today, will come from, causing alarm among hospital directors.

The Polish government is proposing significant changes to driving license exams, including the introduction of a digital trainee card, mandatory recording of lessons and exams, and the elimination of the maneuvering yard for certain categories.

The Polish government is engaged in a heated debate regarding a potential ban on working during heatwaves, with Prime Minister Donald Tusk expected to make a decision. There are currently two main options being considered for addressing the issue.

The Polish government is implementing changes to its gas system to demonopolize the market, foster greater competition, and potentially lead to lower natural gas prices in the coming years.

Polish government spokesman Adam Szłapka commented on President Duda's position regarding the SAFE program, stating he couldn't imagine a Polish patriot acting against Poland's interests.

The Polish government is preparing new regulations for real estate agents, prompted by complaints about unreliable practices. The proposed changes include a catalog of responsibilities and a ban on agents collecting fees from both sellers and buyers.

The Polish government has announced new maximum fuel prices effective Thursday, June 25, 2026, setting Pb95 gasoline at no more than 5.96 PLN per liter and diesel at 6.11 PLN per liter.

The Polish Ministry of Justice is reportedly considering changes to address a legal loophole that discriminates against owners of cooperative apartments. This move aims to rectify existing inequalities in housing law.

The Polish government plans to enhance the mObywatel application, allowing users to support election candidates and access digital documents such as university diplomas through the app.

Polish government spokesman Adam Szłapka clarified why Karol Nawrocki, president of the Institute of National Remembrance, was not invited to the Conference on Ukraine's Reconstruction, with Kyiv also commenting on the matter.

The Polish government has decided not to extend the reduction in fuel excise duty, which was part of the "Lower Fuel Prices" program, leaving only reduced VAT rates and maximum prices at stations in effect from June 16.

The Polish government is working on proposals to increase excise tax on alcohol and modify the sugar tax and "małpki" (small alcohol bottles). A project for a windfall tax will also be adopted and fast-tracked.

Four years after the PiS government purchased the historic Hotel Schwanen in Switzerland for 115 million zlotys, the building remains unused and continues to generate financial losses, with the Ministry of Culture now considering its sale.

The Polish government has adopted a draft bill to review and control information regarding the earnings of medical professionals. This initiative will examine the salaries of healthcare workers across the country.

The Polish government has adopted a resolution concerning efforts to establish a permanent US Armed Forces base in Poland, though the actual creation of such a base is still a long way off.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk signed a set of recommendations related to local content, aiming to support Polish companies in various investment processes.

The Polish government, through Port Polska and PKP PLK, plans to build and renovate over 10,000 kilometers of railway lines as part of a long-term development plan, with investments totaling 610 billion zlotys.

The Polish government has reportedly begun to phase out its fuel price freeze, with initial decisions made regarding the non-extension of excise duty reductions and potential changes to reduced VAT rates.

The Polish government, led by Prime Minister Tusk, is continuing its efforts to pass a cryptocurrency law despite three vetoes from Nawrocki. Poland 2050 has proposed a new draft that Nawrocki might be willing to accept.

The Polish government has provided politicians and officials with its own highly encrypted messenger application, mSzyfr, designed to be resistant to hacking and ensure privacy.

The Polish government released official legal publications on June 10, 2026, including Monitor Polski (positions 575-588) and Dziennik Ustaw (positions 750-756). These publications contain new laws, regulations, and other official announcements.

New legislation aims to remove practical barriers preventing men from accessing the supplementary parental allowance, commonly known as 'Mama 4+'.

The Polish government has adopted legislation enabling residential communities and housing cooperatives to pass resolutions prohibiting the short-term leasing of apartments.

The Polish government is moving to amend legislation to strengthen fuel storage regulations, addressing loopholes exploited by companies despite industry support for the changes.

The Polish government has initiated a country-wide program in all schools to combat disinformation, announced by Culture Minister Marta Cienkowska.

Poland's ruling coalition has criticized President Karol Nawrocki for repeatedly blocking proposed legislative reforms, warning that the political stalemate is imposing heavy costs on the state budget.

Government spokesman Adam Szłapka criticized President Karol Nawrocki's decision to refer the so-called "lex szarlatan" bill to the Constitutional Tribunal for preliminary review, calling it an "outrageous decision that cannot be defended."

The Polish government has proposed tax reforms that would lower taxes for an estimated 3.5 million middle-income earners, funded by increased tax rates for the wealthiest citizens.

The Polish Minister of Energy announced maximum fuel prices for Tuesday, with 95 octane gasoline capped at 6.41 PLN, 98 octane at 7.20 PLN, and diesel at 7.37 PLN per liter, maintaining current maximum prices.

The Polish government has announced measures to set maximum prices for gasoline and diesel, aiming to make fuel cheaper for drivers. This intervention comes amidst fluctuating fuel costs, with the government stating it cannot afford additional CPN programs.

The Polish government has stated that replacing the Church Fund with a 2% tax for churches and religious associations would incur higher costs for the state budget, according to Deputy Minister of National Defense Paweł Bejda.

The Polish government faces a dilemma between rising waste management costs and the risk of increased food prices, with all three available solutions for the ROP (Extended Producer Responsibility) being problematic.

The Polish government has adopted a draft amendment to the civil procedure code, which will grant courts broader powers to address errors made by social insurance institutions (ZUS).

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has designated August 14 as an additional day off for government employees, compensating for a public holiday falling on a Saturday in August 2026, with other employers to set dates for their staff.

The Polish government has approved the division of the energy giant Enea, a move the company states will allow for better adaptation to dynamic market needs. This restructuring aims to optimize its operations within the changing energy landscape.

The Polish government has presented a draft proposal for the minimum wage increase in 2027, setting it at a level below 5,000 PLN. This decision outlines the planned adjustments to the national minimum salary.

The Polish Ministry of Energy is developing new emergency plans that will require energy market participants to ensure the continuous operation of systems collaborating with the Central Energy Market Information System (CSIRE).

The Polish government has convened a crisis staff meeting due to concerns over a potential blackout caused by the ongoing heatwave, though the Prime Minister assured the power system remains safe for now.

The Polish government is reportedly working on tax reforms to alleviate the tax burden for more than two million taxpayers, a move being considered as the country approaches a closely contested general election next year.

The Polish government is proposing a new 'compensatory' tax of 3% on revenues from advertising, social media activities, and user data trading for digital giants.

Filip Pazderski argues that the Polish government's current solutions have failed to systematically address the long-standing issues and structural weaknesses of the civic sector, deeming the proposed actions largely symbolic.

Polish government spokesman Adam Szłapka believes that the rise in cases of violence against Ukrainians is linked to the rhetoric and actions of right-wing politicians.

The Polish government has adopted a draft regulation to establish a Government Plenipotentiary for the promotion of the 'Poland brand,' tasked with developing a strategy, unifying communication, and strengthening the country's image.

The Polish government is reportedly preparing a new version of a tax on the profits of fuel companies, which would now also include the gas sector, following a presidential veto of the previous bill.

An opinion piece criticizes successive Polish governments for failing to build sufficient housing and the current administration for defending short-term rentals.

A new United Surveys poll indicates that a significant majority of Poles negatively assess the government's handling of healthcare issues, leading to a decline in public support.

The Polish government is proposing a project to extend excise tax to all tobacco heating devices and nicotine liquids, aiming to seal the tax system and prevent evasion on e-cigarettes.

The Polish government has discussed a package of changes to the healthcare system, with Prime Minister Donald Tusk stating that medical treatment is not a "brutal business." Tusk also addressed the issue of doctors' salaries, indicating an upper limit for earnings.

The Polish government is attempting to address a wage crisis in the healthcare sector, but experts warn that without fundamental systemic changes, the entire healthcare system faces a catastrophe.

Katarzyna Kotula, the Polish government's plenipotentiary for equality, has announced a 'Plan B' regarding same-sex partnerships after President Karol Nawrocki vetoed a bill on the status of a close person. The veto impacts efforts to recognize same-sex relationships.

The Polish government is considering tightening penalties for soldiers who disobey orders during conflict, as current laws are deemed insufficient for wartime discipline.

The Polish government's mObywatel application offers important features for parents, such as 'Safe Bus' and 'Driver's Licenses,' to ensure the safety of their children traveling to summer camps or holidays.

A senior official from the former Polish government has been detained on allegations of misusing at least 8.4 million zloty on a controversial media campaign that attacked judges.

The Polish government has adopted a resolution enabling its participation in the EU's AI Gigafactory program, guaranteeing the purchase of a portion of the future AI infrastructure's computing power, with the next step now resting with businesses.

The Polish government is reportedly considering introducing stricter penalties for military insubordination during wartime, with proposals on the table that could include life imprisonment for failing to follow orders in a combat situation.

As another heatwave approaches, tensions rise between the Polish government and entrepreneurs over unexpected changes in regulations, which businesses view as an additional burden.

The Polish Ministry of Infrastructure has published a draft regulation reintroducing the obligation for passenger cars to be equipped with first aid kits, though it will only apply to vehicles registered in Poland for the first time after March 31, 2027.

The Polish government has presented its plan to reform the justice system, aiming for faster, online, and less bureaucratic processes, including remote hearings, e-bills, and increased powers for judicial referendaries.

Poland's Deputy Minister of Energy, Konrad Wojnarowski, announced that the government is monitoring the fuel market and may reintroduce the CPN package if the situation in the Middle East necessitates it.

The scandal surrounding the Southern Hospital has prompted the Polish government to propose healthcare reforms, with digitalization suggested as a potential solution to rebuild trust in the system.

Media reports indicate that intelligence agencies are warning the Polish government about a potential Russian attack, prompting questions about the underlying reasons and credibility of such warnings.

The Polish government has adopted a draft law that will ban false ecological claims about products, requiring companies to prove their products are 'green' or face prosecution by the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK).

The Polish government is preparing a second package of deregulation measures aimed at businesses, which will include the introduction of new e-receipts. These changes are intended to simplify regulations for entrepreneurs.

The Polish government is introducing new reporting obligations for pensioners and annuitants who receive Polish benefits while working abroad, including broader data exchange between the National Health Fund and banks.

The Polish government has sought to reassure the public regarding concerns that it intends to seize funds from the PPK (Employee Capital Plans) pension scheme, clarifying misunderstandings about its operation.

The Polish Ministry of Finance announced that the government's 'Ceny Paliwa Niżej' (CPN) program, aimed at reducing fuel prices for drivers, cost the state budget nearly five billion zlotys, though the ministry deemed it a success.

The Polish government has announced that the 14th pensions will be paid out in September this year, according to a draft government regulation. The Council of Ministers determines the payment date annually.

The Polish government has stated that Kyiv is deepening its dispute with Poland after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced the establishment of the Ukrainian National Pantheon.

The Polish Government Security Centre has issued an SMS alert warning of increased fire risk due to high air temperatures. Experts are urging caution.

A new CBOS poll indicates that 32% of Poles support the government, while 42% are against it. Regarding Prime Minister Donald Tusk, 35% are satisfied with him, and 54% hold an opposing view.

The Polish government has confirmed that the 'Fuel Prices Lower' (CPN) protective package, which provided fuel subsidies, will be phased out at the end of the month, with the energy minister expressing cautious optimism about market conditions and awaiting presidential approval.

Tomasz Siemoniak, Poland's Minister-Coordinator of Special Services, has said that President Volodymyr Zelenskyy made the right call in deciding not to attend the Ukraine Recovery Conference in…

The Polish Council of Ministers has adopted a draft law that will allow social organizations to submit comments and challenge forest management plans in administrative court. This move aims to increase public control over forest management decisions.

Discussions are ongoing within the Polish government regarding the regulation of short-term rentals, with no breakthrough yet reported despite recent talks between Polska 2050 and Civic Coalition representatives.

The Polish Prime Minister has dismissed Maciej Lasek from his role as government plenipotentiary for the Central Communication Port (CPK) project, appointing Piotr Malepszak, the current infrastructure minister responsible for railways, as his successor to oversee the strategic infrastructure development.

The Polish Prime Minister has signed a government document containing six recommendations for good practices aimed at developing 'local content,' which will now be implemented by companies.

The Polish government has announced new maximum fuel prices for Thursday, June 18, 2026, with Pb95 gasoline capped at 6.06 PLN per liter and diesel at 6.36 PLN, as part of daily price regulations.

Four years after the previous Polish government purchased the historic Hotel Schwanen in Switzerland for 115 million PLN, the building remains unused and is incurring financial losses, with the Ministry of Culture now considering its sale.

The Polish government has approved a bill to impose a tax on the extraordinary profits of fuel companies. The proposed tax rate is lower than initially announced, though some industry players still deem it insufficient.

A Polish government spokesperson stated that a Russian man who was murdered in Biała Podlaska had previously refused protection offered by the state, prompting a reaction from the head of the National Security Bureau.

The Polish Ministry of Finance announced that changes in the Middle East and a related drop in fuel prices may allow for a gradual reduction of the "Lower Fuel Prices" program. The VAT reduction is set to expire on June 30.

The Polish government is accelerating work on a new levy, dubbed a 'tax on excess profits,' targeting fuel companies like Orlen and the broader industry, as it gradually withdraws from the 'Lower Fuel Prices' protective package.

The Polish government has unveiled a plan to introduce a free, state-run electronic school journal system, with a pilot program set to launch in September 2026 using a new mJunior mobile application.

Poland's Ministry of Energy has set maximum fuel price limits for the weekend and Monday (June 13-15), indicating that both benzine Pb95 and diesel prices will increase for drivers.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned the Sejm (parliament) against the rise of xenophobic sentiments in Poland towards Ukrainians and people of other origins, including those working in Polish government agencies.

The Government Centre for Security (RCB) issued an alert on Wednesday warning of storms with heavy rainfall and strong winds. SMS alerts were sent to residents in two provinces, advising them to find safe shelter.

The Polish cabinet adopted an auto-correction to the short-term rental bill, granting municipalities the authority to establish zones where such rentals are prohibited to preserve residential housing stock.

The Polish government plans to lower domestic bond emissions for 2027 by up to 47 billion zloty, easing short-term market pressure. However, total national debt continues to climb quickly, with servicing costs expected to surpass 100 billion zloty.

The Polish administration plans to completely cut state funding for the Constitutional Court by 2027, escalating a constitutional crisis between the executive and the judiciary.

The government's preliminary financial plan prioritizes military spending, medical services, and the green energy transition while maintaining a substantial fiscal shortfall.

Michał Gramatyka, Deputy Minister of Digitization and a Poland 2050 MP, commented that Szymon Hołownia joining the government would only benefit it, emphasizing Poland 2050's consistent efforts to have representation in the government.

The Polish Ministry of Energy is finalizing new tariff solutions to provide relief to energy-intensive industries, though the sector views the proposed aid as insufficient and too narrow in scope.

Wholesale prices for gasoline and diesel remain high, with crude oil near $90 a barrel. The Polish government has launched the 'Fuel Prices Lower' package to reduce prices at stations by over one zloty per liter, aiming to protect drivers.

SpaceX has responded to a request from the Polish government, following an appeal made by Polish leadership.

A Polish government minister has stated that Elon Musk's Starlink cannot 'treat Poles worse than other Europeans' and has lodged a complaint regarding Poland's exclusion from the European roaming zone.

Polish government spokesperson Adam Szlapka has denied media speculation about a cabinet reshuffle and potential ministerial changes, including the possible entry of Szymon Hołownia.

Maciej Berek is stepping down from his position in the Polish government, with Prime Minister Donald Tusk announcing he will transition to other tasks. Unofficial reports suggest he will take on a new role.

The Polish government is once again considering taxing the extraordinary profits of fuel companies, with the levy potentially extending to gas suppliers, as confirmed by the Minister of State Assets.

Speculation is mounting regarding Szymon Hołownia's potential entry into the Polish government, with reports indicating he has received assurances from Donald Tusk. This development has sparked debate and political commentary.

Concerns are rising in Poland about a potential tax on assets, with some politicians warning of a 'wealth tax' in connection with the recently adopted law on Personal Investment Accounts, despite some who voted for it now raising alarms.

The Polish government is preparing new regulations to extend employment protection to individuals working through digital platforms like Pyszne.pl and Uber, which is expected to increase business costs for these companies.

The Polish government has adopted a bill that will allow pharmacies and pharmacy points to advertise their activities, albeit with numerous restrictions and penalties up to 100,000 PLN for violations.

Polish government representatives are providing unclear information regarding the increase of the second tax threshold, with the finance minister speaking of ongoing work while another minister suggests it's already a success.

The Polish government has modified a bill concerning individuals who retired early before June 6, 2012, proposing a new mechanism to increase benefits instead of recalculating them, a change experts fear may restrict rights.

The Polish government has pledged to ensure the Constitutional Tribunal is fully functional by the end of the year, with the Justice Minister stating that restarting the court is essential for returning to a standard legal order.

The Polish government is exploring ways to reduce energy prices for households, including proposals for distribution companies to share profits or cut operational costs.

The Polish government released official legal publications, including the Monitor Polski (positions 735-741) and Dziennik Ustaw (positions 1008-1010), on July 28, 2026.

The Polish government is considering temporary regulations on petrol and diesel prices to mitigate a potential oil shock at the end of the holiday season, promising quick protection for motorists' wallets.

Following a presidential veto, the Polish government has divided a controversial bill, which includes provisions for blocking online content, into two parts. One section is expected to be debated in the Sejm in July and may gain presidential approval.

The Polish government has amended its proposal for early retirees, suggesting a new mechanism to increase pensions instead of recalculating benefits, a move that raises constitutional concerns among experts.

The Polish government intends to include the transport of ready-mix concrete in the SENT system for all recipients, including individuals, despite President Karol Nawrocki having previously vetoed an amendment to these regulations.

The Polish government, led by Donald Tusk, plans to cap public sector doctor salaries at 76,800 zlotys per month to increase transparency and reduce system abuse.

The Polish Ministry of Finance is preparing significant changes to the tax system, including proposals for a new tax and restrictions on selected tax reliefs, with most new regulations expected to take effect on January 1.

The Polish government has introduced draft regulations requiring hospitals to report doctors' hourly work schedules to the National Health Fund (NFZ), aiming to prevent 'bilocation' where doctors claim services in multiple locations simultaneously.

Donald Tusk's government is reportedly avoiding a direct conflict with medical professionals, possibly to divert attention from alleged excesses at the Southern Hospital that occurred under the watch of his party's politicians.

The Polish government has adopted a draft law on short-term rentals, but the issue of neighbor and commune consent has caused divisions among coalition partners. Local governments are concerned, activists are angry, and landlords are preparing to fight for legal tools.

The Polish government has adopted a draft law on short-term rentals, aiming to regulate the sector and combat the grey market. The legislation has sparked a dispute within the ruling coalition regarding its scope and implications.

The Polish government is proposing a limit of 240 PLN gross per hour for doctors' highest salaries in public hospitals to curb 'salary chimneys,' though an expert warns that equal amounts may not be fair and won't solve healthcare problems.

Polish Energy Minister Miłosz Motyka announced that the government is analyzing the possibility of reintroducing lower fuel prices, with a decision expected in the coming days.

Polish government offices are calculating the financial impact of a new work experience reform, with some indicating that additional costs have led to the cancellation of planned pay raises.

Despite falling wholesale electricity prices, most Polish citizens without solar panels or energy storage have not felt the impact, prompting the government to work on a package to reduce energy costs.

The Polish government is proposing a ban on working when temperatures exceed maximum limits, specifically 32°C indoors and 35°C outdoors, according to a new draft regulation.

The Polish government has withdrawn some restrictions on short-term rentals, which could create problems for local governments whose residents desire stricter regulations, potentially leading to the Civic Coalition being blamed by urban voters for not delivering on its promises.

Artur Bartkiewicz suggests that the Polish government, contrary to its declarations, is not fully disclosing military equipment donations to Ukraine to boast support, but rather to align with Sławomir Mentzen's narrative regarding Patriot missiles.

Artur Bartkiewicz suggests that the Polish government, contrary to its declarations, is not fully disclosing military equipment donations to Ukraine to boast support, but rather to align with Sławomir Mentzen's narrative regarding Patriot missiles.

The Polish government is again changing waste regulations, specifically the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) project, which has been updated after ministerial feedback and is awaiting review. The proposed changes are controversial, with businesses fearing drastic cost increases while waste management companies anticipate benefits.

The Polish Prime Minister's Chancellery indicates a possible liberalization of the gas reserve law, which was previously vetoed. This move is reportedly a result of US actions at the request of the Polish government, in exchange for increased US LNG exports.

The Polish government plans to raise alcohol taxes, a move opposed by the president, with experts debating whether higher prices effectively curb consumption.

A photograph of a roundabout built seemingly in the middle of nowhere has sparked irony and debate online, with internet users questioning if it's a real investment by the current Polish government.

The Polish government's mObywatel application now offers a new feature allowing users to check if any vehicle has valid third-party liability insurance by simply entering its registration number.

The Polish government is set to discuss a draft bill on short-term rentals, which includes proposals for a central registry of tourist accommodations and the ability for municipalities to designate zones where such rentals are prohibited.

The Polish government is developing a mechanism to control state technology purchases, aiming to reduce digital dependence on global suppliers. The initiative has support from domestic firms, though experts have raised concerns.

The Polish Minister of Agriculture, Stefan Krajewski, has ordered increased controls on imported cherries by the Chief Sanitary Inspector due to concerns about their quality.

The Polish government's office believes President Karol Nawrocki deliberately stripped Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of the Order of the White Eagle just before the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Gdańsk, aiming to disrupt the event.

Significant changes are anticipated within the Polish government, potentially affecting the Health Minister's position, following a scandal at the Southern Hospital, though Rafał Trzaskowski and Marcin Kierwiński are currently considered politically safe.

The Polish government has presented a strategy to completely transform the country's heating sector by 2040, focusing on phasing out fossil fuels, developing new heat sources, and supporting investments while maintaining stable prices.

The Polish government has adopted a regulation allowing the mObywatel application to facilitate electronic voter support for candidates and display university diplomas.

The Polish government is reviewing Employee Capital Plans (PPK), with the President of PFR TFI, Piotr Dmuchowski, outlining potential changes aimed at increasing participation.

The Polish government has announced new maximum fuel prices effective June 19, 2026, with Pb95 benzine set at 6.00 PLN per liter and diesel at 6.20 PLN per liter, representing reductions of 6 and 16 groszy respectively.

A scandal at the Southern Hospital in Poland has drawn criticism, with some suggesting it could negatively affect the current government. Anna Maria Żukowska commented on the affair, stating that the Civic Coalition in Warsaw is completely out of control.

The Polish government has approved a one-off windfall tax on the excess profits of fuel firms, expecting the levy to generate €940 million.

The Polish government will allocate over 26 billion PLN this year for delegated tasks carried out by local governments, an increase of nearly 1.5 billion PLN from last year, though local officials still deem it insufficient.

The Polish government has adopted a deregulation project aimed at reducing formalities for capital companies, allowing electronic delivery of notices for shareholder meetings and proxies for participation.

The Polish government has approved a draft law to impose a windfall tax on extraordinary profits from the sale of liquid fuels, applicable from March to December 2026.

The Polish government is planning to increase the fees for appealing public tenders in an effort to deter frivolous challenges and unblock investment projects. This measure aims to streamline the tender process and accelerate infrastructure development.

As the government phases out its fuel price protection package, the ruling coalition is accelerating work on a new 'excess profits tax' on the fuel industry, prompted by the Middle East conflict, though the scale of the tax was recently reduced.

The Polish government is preparing to end its fuel price reduction package, which has been credited with providing the cheapest fuel in Europe, by the summer. This change was announced by the Prime Minister, signaling an upcoming shift in fuel pricing policy.

The Polish government's plenipotentiary for Ukraine's reconstruction stated that the upcoming Ukraine Recovery Conference will not be affected by the conflict over the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA).

The Polish government has announced the maximum permissible fuel prices for Friday, June 12, at gas stations. Benzine 95 prices are set to increase, while diesel and benzine 98 prices will decrease, with Pb95 at 5.98 PLN/liter and diesel at 6.37 PLN/liter.