Opinion: A good year for Nawrocki, a bad one for Poland — record vetoes and conflict with Ukraine

Commentator Michał Szułdrzyński argues that Karol Nawrocki's first year as president has strengthened his personal political standing while damaging the Polish state. Nawrocki set a record for vetoes, broke the cross-party consensus on security, and sparked conflict with Ukraine. The commentator concludes that the institutional changes triggered by the president are weakening Poland as a whole.