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The article presents a number of current questions regarding Poland's public finances, the presence of American troops and court cases related to politics and justice.
What is the state of the country's finances? Why doesn't the government reduce the deficit? Can Poland's debt exceed the statutory threshold?
Has the decision regarding a permanent US military base in Poland already been made, or are talks with the United States still ongoing? When can American soldiers actually start to be permanently stationed in our country?
We will also ask our guests about the safe conduct letter for Marcin Romanowski. Is the decision of the District Court in Warsaw a failure of the prosecutor's office and Minister of Justice Waldemar Żurek? We will also talk about the Constitutional Tribunal and the rejection of Poland's application regarding Mercosur.

Former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced that his Development Plus initiative will transform into an independent political party that will run in the elections next year, although the formal establishment of the party may take place only in a few months. The creation of the new party is related to the split in Law and Justice after over 40 politicians associated with Morawiecki did not comply with the ultimatum of President Jarosław Kaczyński regarding the resignation from external associations.

The head of the Bureau of International Policy stated that the White House agreed to the construction of a permanent US base in Poland. Specific negotiations and implementation work between the defense ministries of both countries are ongoing.

Deputy Minister of National Defense Cezary Tomczyk referred on TVP Info to the words of President Karol Nawrocki, who accused the government of distributing fear. Tomczyk pointed to real threats, including evacuations of border crossings and detained saboteurs.

Democrats on the House and Senate Foreign Affairs Committees, Gregory Meeks and Jeanne Shaheen, protested the State Department's plan to redirect $52 million from the Foreign Military Financing program originally intended for Ukraine, Slovakia, North Macedonia, Tunisia and Iraq to Panama, Peru, Ecuador and Colombia, arguing that the administration does not have the authority to divert funds under the Act.

President Karol Nawrocki met with the inhabitants of Stargard and the Stargard district, where he sharply criticized Donald Tusk's government for Poland's debt of PLN 1 trillion and a budget deficit of PLN 157 billion. He appealed for pressure on the government to take care of public finances and emphasized that the signed act on excess profits of fuel companies is intended to reduce fuel prices to PLN 5.19.

Seventeen EU countries oppose the proposed cuts to the European Union budget, which could amount to hundreds of billions of euros, and demand that current funding levels be maintained, emphasizing the importance of cohesion policy and the CAP and demanding that new budget revenues not be regressive and burden poorer countries.