Poland
Poland's government prepares to grant city status to several new towns from 2027, while a brutal attack on police officers in Warsaw leaves four injured. The opposition leader, Donald Tusk, comments on the Pfizer dispute, which has resulted in a massive fine of over 5.5 billion PLN. Meanwhile, CBOS reports a significant drop in support for two major parties, and a private investor plans to rebuild a historic castle in Strzelce Opolskie for 64 apartments. In addition, an incident involving a teenage 'pirate' on a scooter near Kraków's Bernatka Bridge causes outrage, and five young Ukrainian boys are arrested in connection with a car fire in Poznań. Prof. Grzegorz Motyka appears on 'Najważniejsze pytania,' while Władysław Teofil Bartoszewski discusses foreign policy issues on 'Gość Wydarzeń.' Finally, Arkadiusz Myrcha announces his intention to waive his parliamentary immunity in response to a police report about his alleged violation of the electoral silence. The day ends with Tusk expressing concern over the Pfizer dispute and its potential impact on Poland's PAŻP agency.