
The Court ruled that EU climate regulations are compatible with the treaties and rejected Polish arguments about violations of energy solidarity and disproportionate costs.
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Poland challenged EU climate regulations, arguing a violation of energy solidarity and disproportionate costs.
The Court found that EU rules are compatible with the treaties because their main purpose is to protect the climate and not to interfere with national energy policy.
He rejected Poland's arguments regarding the violation of energy solidarity, disproportionate costs and unequal treatment of countries.
He emphasized that EU institutions have the right to make such decisions, even if their consequences are more severe for some countries.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk invited President Karol Nawrocki and his family to a pre-Christmas meeting in Sopot. The president's spokesman, Rafał Leśkiewicz, assessed the gesture as political and set conditions regarding the Constitutional Tribunal.

Chancellor Merz wants all countries to participate in financing aid for Ukraine. Poland supports the support, but is afraid of cuts in funds for cohesion policy and agriculture in the EU budget.

The trilateral talks between the US, Russia and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi did not result in a territorial breakthrough, but they did result in the largest exchange of prisoners of war. Jared Kushner announced a visit to Moscow, and Ukraine demands an end to the war.

The president criticized Finance Minister Andrzej Domański during the ceremony at Piłsudski Square, and Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz's speech was met with boos from the crowd. The conversation concerns political divisions, the future of Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Władysław Teofil Bartoszewski, changes in the Constitutional Tribunal and periodic psychological tests for gun owners after the attack in Krakow.

According to the Opinia24 survey, 44 percent Poles want a new party or political force, including 22 percent definitely and 22 percent moderately. 32% are of the opposite opinion. respondents, and 25 percent no opinion. Supporters of changes are mainly men, young people (18-29 years old) and people with higher education. Opponents – people over 60 years of age and supporters of the Civic Coalition. The next elections to the Sejm will be held no later than October 2027.

On Thursday after 8:00 a.m. on RMF FM there will be a morning conversation with Mateusz Morawiecki, leader of the Rozwoju Plus association. Topics include Independence Day, changes to the constitution, a joint list of right-wing parties in the Sejm elections and the possible establishment of a party based on an association.