
The guests of the program are the MP from Poland 2050, Piotr Strach, and the MEP from Development Plus, Michał Dworczyk
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The article announces an episode of the program Checking! hosted by Krzysztof Ziemiec on RMF FM, in which the most important political events of the week will be discussed, including the possible participation of PiS and Konfederacja on a joint list, the results of the Opinia24 poll and the decision to keep General Wiesław Kukui as the head of the General Staff of the Polish Army.
We will also talk about political puzzles before the next elections. Jarosław Kaczyński announces the construction of one, broad list of the right wing. Can PiS and Konfederacja really run together? Is such cooperation a threat to the independence of smaller groups?
In turn, the latest Opinia24 survey for RMF FM shows that 44 percent Poles would like a new political force. Is this a signal that voters are looking for an alternative to the current parties? How big a threat would the emergence of a new entity on the political scene be to Development Plus and Poland 2050?
There will also be questions about the Polish army. General Wiesław Kukula will remain as Chief of the General Staff of the Polish Army. Is this the right decision? How many generals does the Polish army need and does the increase in the number of general nominations correspond to the real needs of the expanding army?
Krzysztof Ziemiec will ask his guests about these and other most important political events of the week: Piotr Strach - MP for Poland 2050 and Michał Dworczyk - MEP for Development Plus. Welcome to the Checking program!
For the program Checking! We invite Krzysztof Ziemiec on Saturday just after... 8:30 to RMF FM, Radio RMF24, the RMF24.pl website, the RMF ON application and our social media!
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Michał Dworczyk announced that the ideas of Rozwoju Plus regarding improving the situation regarding weapons will be presented at Saturday's conference with Mateusz Morawiecki. The former head of the Ministry of National Defense criticized the spectacular actions and the president's veto of the bill implementing the Digital Services Act, and praised Karol Nawrocki's move in the Senate.

The survey conducted on November 6-9, 2026 on a sample of 1,000 adult Poles indicates that the United Right would gain 46.6 percent. votes and 242 seats, which would give an independent majority in the Sejm. The 15 October coalition would get 41.3 percent. and 212 seats, and the Razem party 5.8 percent. and six seats.

According to journalist Panyi's latest book, Péter Szijjarto allegedly coordinated with the Kremlin the transport of compromising materials about Istvan Kapitanyi to Budapest before the April elections. The materials, including AI deepfakes, were supposed to be sent through Moscow and Belgrade and weaken Peter Magyar's Tisza party, while strengthening Viktor Orban's Fidesz.

Russia submitted an unofficial non-paper document with demands for the post-war security architecture in Europe, including the withdrawal of NATO troops and bases to the 1997 borders, the exclusion of further expansion of the alliance, the restriction of aid to Ukraine and the exclusion of French and British nuclear weapons from the protection of other European countries. The document was the subject of talks in Abu Dhabi with American negotiators Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.

Donald Trump will meet with Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping at the end of his visit to Shenzhen for the APEC summit, where they will talk about nuclear weapons reduction. The war in Ukraine will not be discussed because China is not participating in the negotiations. The visit also includes Manila, where Trump will meet Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and will participate in the ASEAN summit and Quad meeting.

The chairman of the New Left, Włodzimierz Czarzasty, suspended party member Piotr Kusznieruk for gross violation of the statute and sent a request for his exclusion to the Party Court. The decision was made after an incident involving men dressed as militiamen in a program of Telewizja Republika in front of the seat of the Constitutional Tribunal.