AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoConstitutional Crisis: Poland’s dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal escalated after Judge Anna Korwin-Piotrowska declared herself its acting head, while President Bogdan Święczkowski rejected her authority. President Karol Nawrocki returned early from Senegal as police gathered outside the court; both the government and opposition accuse the other side of undermining the rule of law. Culture: The Ukrainian Film Festival opens in Poland on Nov. 2, bringing 50 films to 12 cities, including new venues Bielsko-Biała and Zielona Góra. Security: A suspected Russian radar complex nearing completion in Kaliningrad could potentially monitor much of Europe, analysts say, though its operational capability remains uncertain. Poland and the U.K. are also cooperating on air-defence systems, including support for Poland’s Pilica programme. Church: A Tarnów bishop was found guilty of failing to promptly report child-abuse allegations against priests under his authority. He received a non-custodial sentence and the diocese plans to appeal.
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