A potential impeachment trial for Adam Glapiński, the head of Narodowy Bank Polski (National Bank of Poland), is being discussed. Glapiński himself has dismissed the possibility as baseless and damaging to Poland’s interests. The suggestion of bringing Glapiński before the Trybunał Stanu (State Tribunal) has emerged amid ongoing political tensions. He argues that the accusations driving this effort lack foundation. Glapiński believes pursuing this course of action would ultimately be detrimental to the economic well-being of Poland. Further details regarding the specific accusations have not been widely released, but the case highlights a conflict between the central bank and political factions. The situation remains fluid and is likely to be a focal point of Polish political debate.