Polish President Vetoes Internet Safety Law, Citing Censorship Risk

Polish President Andrzej Duda vetoed legislation transposing the EU Digital Services Act, arguing it risks censorship and accusing the government of emotional blackmail. The veto creates a domestic political clash and delays alignment with EU digital rules, though the EU regulation may still apply directly. The move signals a hardening stance against the current government's agenda.

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