Today's edition of "Fakty" TVN.

Poland ruling conservatives has promised tax breaks for small companies and big spending on children, the elderly and infrastructure, as the party readies for a series of elections amid sliding support.

Prosecution experts' conclusions on the causes of the Smolensk crash.

Rating agency S&P Global surprisingly changed the outlook on Poland's BBB+ sovereign rating to positive from stable on Friday citing the country's robust economic and fiscal performance.

"The issue of PiS is their greed", said Andrzej Halicki (PO) in "Fakty po Faktach". "It was pure hypocrisy. It was suppose to be humble, modest without any special bonuses, there was suppose to be a mission and it’s something Poles will not forget", the MP continued. "We declared clearly when it comes to the bonuses that it was a mistake" stated Paweł Liesiecki (PiS).

"To me, there is no such notion that 'all Polish people' are responsible. What my research shows is that some groups of Poles, in particular areas of the country , acted in horrible ways," said the guest of "Kropka nad i", professor Jan Grabowski, co-author of the book "It Is Still Night. The Fate of the Jews in Selected Districts of Occupied Poland". (Original title: "Dalej jest noc. Losy Żydów w wybranych powiatach okupowanej Polski")

"PiS gained support by politically exploiting the Smolensk crash. Today, they are struggling to disentangle from the Smolensk lie," said the former Polish President, Bronisław Komorowski in 'Fakty po Faktach'. "After the hearing, I left the prosecutor’s office with the conviction that, sooner or later, the current government will shoot itself in the foot," added the former president.

An interview with the CEO of Goldman Sachs, Lloyd Blankfein.

The European Union's executive on Wednesday said it hoped for a deal "very soon" in a fundamental dispute with Poland over judicial independence and sources said mid-May could be a key date.

Poland's ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party marked on Tuesday the end of monthly rallies commemorating the 2010 plane crash that killed President Lech Kaczynski, hoping to ease social tensions before a series of elections.

Poland's parliament should take action aimed at addressing the European Union's concerns regarding judicial reform before any compromise is reached, European Commission Vice President Frans Timmermans said on Monday.

Hungary's Viktor Orban, Europe's hard-liner on immigration, on Friday hailed his common eurosceptic path with Poland's right-wing government as he headed into an election which seems certain to hand him a third straight term in power.

Poland's ruling conservative party proposed deep salary cuts for lawmakers on Thursday and told government ministers to give up bonuses, as its popularity slides before elections this year and next.

The Polish prime minister appointed Andrzej Papierz as the new undersecretary of state in the ministry of foreign affairs. He will replace Jan Dziedziczak who was released today, said the chief spokesperson of foreign affairs ministry, Artur Lompart.

"In 2019 I’ll be right here and, make no mistake, I won't be focused on watching TV or playing football with my grandchildren. I don't wish to predict any scenarios, but I hope that no rescue mission will be necessary," said the President of the European Council, Donald Tusk on TVN24’s "Tak Jest".

The Russian foreign ministry ordered four Polish diplomats to leave the country by April 7 in retaliation for Warsaw's decision to expel four Russian diplomats in solidarity with Britain.

The vice president of the European Commission, Frans Timmermans, will visit Poland on April 9 to discuss the issues concerning the rule of law, a source from the Commission has revealed to the Polish Press Agency (PAP). The invitation was extended by Polish foreign minister Jacek Czaputowicz.

Support for Poland's conservative ruling party has fallen sharply, according to a poll on Wednesday, after protests against a further tightening of the abortion law, a diplomatic spat with Israel and contested financial rewards for ministers.

Poland signed the largest weapons procurement deal in its history on Wednesday, agreeing with the United States to buy Raytheon Co's Patriot missile defence system for $4.75 billion as it modernises its forces to face a bolder Russia.

Poland has paid a bitter price for making concessions to the European Union on its judicial reforms, Jaroslaw Kaczyński, head of the ruling conservatives and the country's paramount leader, said on Tuesday.