The war on the right intensifies around the Zondacrypto scandal, where Mateusz Morawiecki, the former prime minister, tries to distance himself from the scandal and allegations, while simultaneously emphasizing that public figures should clarify their connections to the controversial venture. (translated)
The sharp words of PiS MP Sebastian Kaleta directed at Mateusz Morawiecki sparked a heated discussion within the United Right camp, where Morawiecki accused the National Recovery Plan of contributing to the electoral defeat, while Kaleta responded that the actions of the former prime minister were a cynical attempt to change the party's course towards pro-European policies. (translated)
Mateusz Morawiecki revealed a draft resolution to establish a commission of inquiry to investigate the Zondacrypto scandal, hoping for the support of Donald Tusk and other political leaders. (translated)
Former Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, who was expelled from the higher ranks of the Law and Justice party (PiS), plans to establish a new party to appeal to more moderate conservative voters and criticizes PiS's radicalization and inability to adapt to the younger electorate. (translated)
Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki presented a controversial migration policy plan, which includes, among other things, the establishment of a ministry for migration and a deportation service, which received criticism from Donald Tusk, who stated that Morawiecki has lost his mind and expressed concerns about the idea of a referendum on suspending Poland's participation in the Schengen area. (translated)
Mateusz Morawiecki, trying to distance himself from his past in PiS, publicly reveals surprising details about the party's actions, including pressure to tighten the abortion law, which causes controversy and concern among commentators. (translated)
The disciplinary body of the Polish opposition party Law and Justice (PiS) expelled 40 politicians, including former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, for serious violations of party statutes after they left the parliamentary club and founded a new faction called Development Plus, reflecting an internal power struggle within the party ahead of the upcoming elections. (translated)
Donald Tusk announced that the services thwarted a planned execution of a Russian mercenary who was to kill a U.S. citizen in Warsaw, and Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki presented a new member of his grouping and commented on the controversies related to the nomination of Maciej Berek to the Constitutional Tribunal judge. (translated)
Parliamentarians associated with Mateusz Morawiecki have been excluded from Law and Justice after moving to the new club Development Plus, which is a consequence of their decision to leave the party and previous announcements by the leadership of PiS. (translated)
Mateusz Morawiecki is leaving Law and Justice, creating a new party called Development Plus, which may gain support from the voters of this party, as confirmed by the results of the United Surveys poll, indicating changes in the balance of power in the Polish political scene. (translated)
Mateusz Morawiecki's decision to found a new party, Rozwój Plus, does not significantly alter the balance of power in the Polish parliament, as even in the scenario of his independent run, the right-wing camp gains an absolute majority, while the ruling coalition loses control over the parliament. (translated)
Prof. Karol Karski suggests that Mateusz Morawiecki, the current leader of the Development Plus initiative, may end his political career like Kazimierz Marcinkiewicz, as he lacks conviction about the success of his initiative, which may affect the future of PiS in the upcoming elections. (translated)
Former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, leading the Development Plus association, proposed increasing the child benefit in the first three years of life to 3600 PLN per month, which is more than four times the current 800+, and after the child turns three, the amount would return to 800 PLN, which raises controversy against the current government and may impact the outcome of the upcoming elections. (translated)
The split in PiS is leading to the revelation of previously unknown facts, as politicians such as Marcin Horała and Mateusz Morawiecki begin to criticize the party's current course and the media, exposing internal tensions and secrets. (translated)
Mateusz Morawiecki, after leaving Law and Justice, achieved an initial success with his new formation Development Plus, obtaining good results in polls, which suggests the possibility of further growth in support and strengthening of his political position in the Sejm. (translated)
the consequence of Kaczyński's pursuit to satisfy the conservative factions in the PiS party, which led to tensions in their relationship when Morawiecki reveals biting details about the leader's previous decisions. (translated)
In the internal conflict within PiS, Mateusz Morawiecki accuses his political opponents of lies, announcing the disclosure of evidence regarding their decisions, while Jarosław Kaczyński claims that he and Law and Justice are Morawiecki's true enemies, and that the situation is a testament to his search for allies outside the party. (translated)
There is growing outrage within PiS towards Mateusz Morawiecki, who announced the creation of his own parliamentary club, and in the context of the decline in support for PiS in polls, which leads to internal conflicts and accusations of distrust and disorganization within the party. (translated)
Paweł P., one of the suspects in the RARS scandal, has been released from custody following a court decision which found that there is no risk of tampering, despite being accused of operating in an organized criminal group that stole from the Government Strategic Reserves Agency. (translated)
Mateusz Morawiecki announced that a new political party "Rozwój Plus" will be established by October 15, of which he will be the leader, in response to internal conflicts within Law and Justice and the growing demographic crisis and the need for changes in immigration policy in Poland. (translated)
