
Analysis of the legal situation of the former deputy minister of justice and debate on access to firearms in Poland
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Marcin Romanowski applied for a safe conduct in connection with the ongoing prosecutor's proceedings.
Marcin Romanowski with a safe conduct letter. The prosecutor's office has 7 days to file a complaint. Is the decision of the District Court in Warsaw a failure of the prosecutor's office and Minister of Justice Waldemar Żurek? Would it be a bad solution if the former deputy minister of justice returned to the country and answered freely?
President Karol Nawrocki appealed for a discussion on access to weapons. Is it difficult to obtain a firearms permit in Poland? Should it be easier to access? What is the Left's position on this matter?
During the conversation, we will also discuss the issue of the Constitutional Tribunal, the Act on Excessive Fuel Profits and Sławomir Mentzen's comments towards policewomen.
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The prosecutor's office will decide whether to file a complaint within 7 days.
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The prosecutor's office announced that it would file a complaint against the court's decision in the case of Marcin Romanowski, issued by judge Konrad Mielcarek. The decision was met with sharp criticism from the Prosecutor General.

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs ordered a group of employees of the Hungarian embassy and consulates to leave Russia within two weeks. This is in response to Hungary's expulsion of ten Russian diplomats in September.

The Ministry of Interior and Administration and the SOP convened an urgent briefing after the president did not consent to the appointment of Col. Tomasz Jackowicz as head of the State Protection Service. The head of the ministry, Marcin Kierwiński, criticized the decision, accusing the candidate of being blocked.

The head of the Ministry of National Education, Barbara Nowacka, appointed Mikołaj Wolanin as the plenipotentiary for students' rights. The decision was made despite President Karol Nawrocki's July veto of the bill providing, among other things, creation of the National Ombudsman for Students.

Serbian students published a position on the X platform against the introduction of sanctions against Russia, arguing that such measures are ineffective and affect the civilian population the most, citing Serbia's historical experience in the 1990s, when sanctions against Yugoslavia worsened the lives of citizens. The Serbian authorities also do not support sanctions against Moscow, and the electoral list supported by students is considered the main rival of Aleksandar Vucic in the parliamentary elections scheduled for October 25, which are a consequence of protests after the collapse of the roof of the station in Novi Sad in 2024, in which 16 people died.

The US Department of State announced the revocation of over 250,000 visas as part of actions against crime, terrorism, immigration fraud and the so-called birth tourism. The canceled documents included visas of Latin American officials accused of corruption and visas of asylum seekers who previously held tourist or business visas.