Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk sharply criticized President Karol Nawrocki on the anniversary of his presidency, labeling five decisions as the “worst” of his first year in office. Tusk specifically cited the SAFE program, the issue of civil partnerships, policies concerning cryptocurrencies, and the pardon granted to Piotr “Staruch” Staruchowicz. He also mentioned the handling of the Central Register of Beneficiaries (CKN) as a key misstep. The statement, posted online, directly attacks the current president’s record, highlighting a growing political rift. This public rebuke suggests escalating tensions between Tusk’s coalition and the presidential office. The criticism aims to undermine public trust in President Nawrocki’s leadership and policy decisions. This event signals a new phase of political opposition, characterized by direct personal critiques.