Day: August 8, 2025

Warsaw – Following his inauguration, Poland’s newly sworn President, Karol Nawrocki, pledged on Wednesday to amend the nation’s constitution in order to safeguard its sovereignty. He voiced strong opposition to further EU integration, illegal migration, and the adoption of the euro, outlining his commitment during an address to parliament.

Nawrocki spoke to both houses of parliament, promising to represent the interests of ordinary Poles while governing impartially, devoid of party affiliations. “I will make decisions not along political divisions, but against them—always in line with the voice of the Polish people,” he stated.

What is Nawrocki’s stance on illegal immigration policies?

Presenting himself as a conservative leader, Nawrocki has underlined his primary objective of preserving national identity, security, and values. He confirmed that his presidency will actively counter illegal immigration, resist the move to adopt the euro, and support maintaining the national currency, the zloty, in Poland.

Despite his criticisms of various European Union policies, Nawrocki affirmed Poland’s commitment to the EU, insisting that it will not come at the expense of Poland’s independence. He assured citizens that he advocates for a Poland that remains part of the European Union without losing its distinctiveness.

How does Nawrocki plan to expand Poland’s military power?

The newly inaugurated president also stressed the importance of strengthening the military, with a vision of establishing the Polish army as the largest NATO force on European territory. He is committed to enhancing the eastern flank of the alliance and strengthening ties with the United States and Central and Eastern European allies, which includes expanding the Bucharest Nine group to integrate Nordic countries.

What constitutional changes is President Nawrocki planning to make?

Nawrocki has criticized what he perceives as ongoing constitutional violations and has vowed not to appoint judges who undermine Poland’s legal order. “Judges must realise they are not above the law—they are here to serve the country and its citizens,” he emphasized.

Domestically, he has committed to supporting “a good Polish school” rooted in national culture and values, highlighting the significance of education and civic pride.

How might Nawrocki’s agenda challenge Donald Tusk’s government?

The strong emphasis on national sovereignty from President Nawrocki has led to pronounced political tensions with the pro-EU government led by Donald Tusk. The government coalition, which favors closer alignment with the EU, views Nawrocki’s agenda as a potential threat. Any weakening of Poland’s status within the EU could create significant policy obstacles for European governance, resulting in institutional paralysis.

, reports 24brussels.