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No one refused Nawrocki. All political forces in the Presidential Palace

Kacper Wróblewski notes that the agenda of the National Security Council meeting will change. Politicians also comment on the presence of Grzegorz Braun.

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The agenda of the National Security Council meeting is likely to change due to events regarding the Constitutional Tribunal.
Politicians also comment on the potential presence of Grzegorz Braun at the meeting at the Presidential Palace.

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It is almost inevitable that due to the events regarding the Constitutional Tribunal, the agenda of the National Security Council meeting will change - notes Kacper Wróblewski.

This is also what the participants of tomorrow's talks at the Presidential Palace predict. Everything is possible, (...) the dynamics of changes is very high - the RMF FM reporter heard from the Speaker of the Senate, Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska.

In turn, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Radosław Sikorski believes that the talks should not take place in the group proposed by President Karol Nawrocki. He has no obligation to invite (the leader of the Confederation of the Crown of Poland, Grzegorz) Braun. This is his decision. If this happens, it will be a scandalous decision, says the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Law and Justice MEP Tobiasz Bocheński has a different opinion. Mr. Braun has his own circle, he has his support, which is quite serious in Poland today - he notes.

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What specific points will be changed in the National Security Council's agenda?
Will Grzegorz Braun take part in the talks?

No one refused Nawrocki. All political forces in the Presidential Palace

Kacper Wróblewski notes that the agenda of the National Security Council meeting will change. Politicians also comment on the presence of Grzegorz Braun.

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The agenda of the National Security Council meeting is likely to change due to events regarding the Constitutional Tribunal.
Politicians also comment on the potential presence of Grzegorz Braun at the meeting at the Presidential Palace.

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Why It Matters

The meeting of the National Security Council convened at the Presidential Palace raises political discussions.

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It is almost inevitable that due to the events regarding the Constitutional Tribunal, the agenda of the National Security Council meeting will change - notes Kacper Wróblewski.

Law and Justice MEP Tobiasz Bocheński has a different opinion. Mr. Braun has his own circle, he has his support, which is quite serious in Poland today - he notes.

Open Questions

What specific points will be changed in the National Security Council's agenda?
Will Grzegorz Braun take part in the talks?

No one refused Nawrocki. All political forces in the Presidential Palace

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