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“We’re Different Presidents”: Nawrocki Comments on Duda’s Time in Office

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Tusk’s PR Team Backfires: Premier Caught Copying President Nawrocki’s Viral Youth Challenge

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Threats to the President’s Life. Szefernaker: This Shows Where the Politics of Hate Leads

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PM Tusk Downplays Strong Support for President Nawrocki: “I Wouldn’t Celebrate”

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“Isn’t this a concrete result?” President highlights the real outcomes of the White House meeting

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A Hundred Days In: Nawrocki Works to Restore What Tusk’s Government Has Weakened

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Tusk Fires a Jab — and the President’s Spokesman Delivers a Stinging Reply

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Judge Zawadzki: Appointing Judges in Poland Is the Sole Prerogative of the President—No One Else!

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President Blocks Judicial Appointments. Confederation MP Urges Ruling Camp to Reflect

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Who Was Denied Promotion? President Karol Nawrocki Ends the Era of Impunity

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KRS Chief Backs President Nawrocki: “A Firm and Necessary Decision on Judges Who Undermine the Law”

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President Nawrocki: The Independence March Celebrates the Pride of the Polish People

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“This Is No Coincidence.” President Reminds of Provocations Against the Independence March in TV Republika Interview

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Poles’ Favorite Politician: President Nawrocki Beats Trzaskowski and Tusk… Combined

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Tusk Blocks Security Briefing with President Nawrocki — Siemoniak’s Defense Crumbles Under the Law

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President Nawrocki Blocks Four Controversial Laws: Vetoes on Oder Valley Park, Public Transport Cuts, and Return of Convicts to State Companies

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Prosecutors Spin an Investigation Against President Nawrocki and TV Republika. Sakiewicz: Their Hatred Has Blinded Them

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President Signs Amendment to the CPK Act. The Change Will Help Those Expropriated for the Project