Morning coverage lingered on the presidency-EU clash over von der Leyen and Nawrocki and Tusk's "olaboga" dismissal of journalists, alongside reports of bomb alarms in planes and new details of a man detained with explosives allegedly targeting the premier.
Midday moved to institutions: Nawrocki appointed four NBP board members, the European Commission issued a migration decision concerning Poland, and the Supreme Court declined to assist Tribunal head Swieczkowski, reviving debate over the PSL "reset" project.
Afternoon centered on the Sejm, where PiS deputy Matecki shoved a PSL activist, and on the November 11 march, which Nawrocki said he would join. Right-wing outlets pushed claims of Kosiniak-Kamysz meeting Morawiecki and talks on a technical government, and of SMS messages implicating a PO deputy. The evening closed on the Tribunal, with minister Zurek accusing Swieczkowski of treating it as a private estate and a new statement from judge Korwin-Piotrowska.