The future leadership of the Institute of National Remembrance (IPN), Poland’s key historical research body, remains uncertain. Discussions are ongoing regarding the appointment of a new director, with potential for political compromise. Piotr Zgorzelski, a prominent political figure, is expected to provide insights into the current situation and prospects for resolution. The IPN plays a crucial role in investigating communist-era crimes and preserving historical memory. The selection process has been marked by political tensions, reflecting differing views on historical interpretation and the institute’s direction. A resolution is anticipated, but the form it will take – consensus or continued dispute – is currently unclear. Zgorzelski’s comments are expected to shed light on the likelihood of a negotiated outcome.