In Poland, two bills that aimed to recognize same-sex couples have been vetoed by the president. These bills would have established cohabitation contracts, providing some legal recognition for same-sex couples in areas such as medical information and property rights. The vetoed bills were part of a broader set of reforms promised by the prime minister.

The current ruling coalition is considered liberal, but the president's actions have moved the country in a different direction. Further details on the veto and its implications are available from sources such as Reuters, which reported on the cohabitation contracts and the president's decision.