Poland faces a moment where sovereignty and national independence are at the forefront of political debate. A new name is being proposed by a group led by Zbigniew Ziobro, with Sovereign Poland presented as a clear signal of intent. The public is invited to view coverage from wPolsce.pl that follows the party convention, with the material prepared by editor Maciej Zemła.
Sovereign Poland describes itself as a country free from external dictates or pressure in every sphere — political, economic, cultural, legal, and in matters of national defense and agriculture. The message emphasizes autonomy from external influence and a commitment to Polish self-determination.
A reporter from wPolsce.pl spoke with leading figures backstage at the convention, offering insights into the party’s direction and priorities.
The roots of Sovereign Poland are traced to tensions during a German-led presidency in 2020, when debates around federal reorganization of the European Union and the Fit for 55 package were prominent. The party positions itself against what it views as coercive regulatory actions affecting Poland’s rule of law and national autonomy. The stated aim is to contest elections without allowing external powers to erode Poland’s freedom.
A deputy minister of agriculture commented on the legacy of the movement and its stance on sovereignty, highlighting ongoing concerns about external influence in national affairs.
Change of name
Questions were raised by the vice president about the transition from Solidarna Polska to Sovereign Poland, addressing whether a name change could better reflect the group’s current goals while honoring its origins.
There is a sense of urgency in the leadership’s remarks, with one official noting that sovereignty is under serious threat and action is required to preserve it.
The only possible direction
The convention was co-chaired by a member of parliament, who spoke about the path forward for the party and its mission. The message asserts that Sovereign Poland is the sole viable course for safeguarding Poland’s long history and traditions from what is described as Brussels Eurocrats and German-led political currents.
Supporters stress the importance of maintaining national identity and resisting moves toward deeper integration that could dilute Poland’s autonomy, especially in matters of governance and policy direction.
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There was a lively debate after the Sovereign Poland convention, with voices arguing about political positioning and the potential impact on poll standings.
Source: wPolityce