Polish Prosecutor Reform Proposal Faces Slim Odds, Sparks Coalition Debate

A Polish opposition party (Razem) proposes separating the roles of Minister of Justice and Prosecutor General, requiring a three-fifths majority for appointment. The proposal is unlikely to pass but may force cross-party compromise, reflecting ongoing judicial reform tensions in Poland.

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