Morning papers opened with PiS leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski suggesting a risky method against Brussels and describing EU exit as easier than thought, reviving Polexit talk from earlier criticism. Coverage of President Nawrocki's defamation suit against Onet continued from the previous two days, with testimony assessments and disputes over witnesses.
By midday attention briefly shifted outward to Russia's deadly strike on a railway station and violent protests in Spain after the rail disaster.
In the afternoon both outlets converged on the Polexit remarks. Prime Minister Donald Tusk called them a moment of sincerity revealing true intentions and warned catastrophe begins this way, while former premier Mateusz Morawiecki insisted Poland belongs in the EU. The dispute extended into the evening with debate over National Security Council seats for Grzegorz Braun's people.