
The morning conversation on RMF FM will discuss the night prohibition act and the dispute between Poland 2050 and PSL, the election of the president of Krakow and security issues, including compulsory military service and access to weapons.
AI-generated summary
Polska 2050 and PSL are coalition partners in the government, but they have differences regarding the night prohibition law. The election of the president of Krakow is perceived as a test before the parliamentary elections. Security issues, including military service and access to weapons, are topical in public debate.
In the Morning conversation on RMF FM, there will also be questions about the law regarding night prohibition and the dispute that the law caused between Polska 2050 and the Polish People's Party. Do Piotr Zgorzelski's harsh words ruin the chances of reaching an agreement? When will the bill return to the Sejm and can the differences between the coalition partners affect their cooperation before the elections? Is Poland 2050 already looking for a coalition partner?
There will also be questions about the election of the president of Krakow. Will Poland 2050 support Senator Monika Piątkowska? Are the elections in the capital of Małopolska a test before next year's parliamentary elections? Is Łukasz Gibała's victory certain?
Tomasz Terlikowski will also talk about security issues. Is universal compulsory military service necessary? Will Polska 2050 support the head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration, Marcin Kierwiński, if Rozwoju Plus collects signatures to request his resignation? The program also includes the president's proposal for a debate on access to weapons.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The bill on night prohibition will return to the Sejm for debate in the coming weeks
Possible · Within weeks
Poland 2050 will announce its support for the candidate in the Krakow mayoral elections before the vote
Likely · Within days

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