Polish president's veto on internet content law may backfire, aiding coalition

President Karol Nawrocki vetoed a government bill targeting illegal internet content, marking his second major veto after the CPN dispute. The veto could politically benefit the ruling coalition by allowing them to frame the president as obstructionist, potentially weakening his position ahead of elections. The move signals continued executive-legislative friction in Poland.

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