Controversy over Poland’s “Lex Szarlatan” Bill

The government-backed “Lex Szarlatan” bill was intended to prohibit pseudo-medical practices that could pose a risk of serious injury or death to patients when provided by individuals without appropriate medical qualifications. It was also designed to protect patients from misleading diagnoses and unverified therapies. Polish President Karol Nawrocki referred the…

Police probe Orbán Father’s company over alleged overpricing

The Budapest Police Headquarters (BRFK) has launched an investigation on suspicion of mismanagement in connection with contracts between companies owned by Orbán Győző, the father of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, and companies associated with Hungarian businessman Mészáros Lőrinc. The investigation seeks to establish whether Orbán Győző’s company, Dolomit Kft.,…

Poland’s position on nuclear sharing within NATO

Poland seeks to participate in NATO’s nuclear deterrence arrangements; however, this does not envisage the physical deployment of nuclear warheads on Polish territory. Previously, Poland had expressed scepticism towards the deployment of nuclear weapons while simultaneously holding preliminary talks with the United States on strengthening the US nuclear deterrence posture…