Poland’s central bank has just published its 49-page rebuttal to a parliamentary committee report recommending that its governor, Adam Glapiński, be brought before the State Tribunal (Trybunał Stanu) for alleged constitutional violations.
The report is dated November 4 but was only released publicly today.
As we’ve been reporting, the underlying dispute between the National Bank of Poland the government dates back to the 2023 election, when Donald Tusk’s ruling coalition accused Glapiński, a longstanding associate of the former PiS government, of compromising the independence of the central bank to support the government’s political and economic agenda.




