Former regional development minister quits and clashes with Roman Giertych over her record

On Thursday, the minister responsible for funds and regional policy declared she would exit Donald Tusk's government and also relinquish her role as head of Poland 2050, a party she had taken over earlier in the year. She explained her decision as a reaction to the coalition's actions and the stance of some of her own party's parliamentarians. The next day she thanked supporters in a post on X, describing the appreciation of her work as an honor.

Roman Giertych then attacked the former minister, labeling her behavior as arrogant and disloyal, and asked her to list concrete legislative successes from one outlet term. He also implied that she had been in contact with Adam Bielan and Michał Dworczyk, questioning the nature of those communications.