Poland’s lower house has approved a controversial bill that would let the government freeze bank accounts, crypto holdings and other assets via administrative orders — without first getting a court warrant.

What passed
– On Nov. 6 the Sejm voted 240–202, with one abstention, to approve the government-backed “Act on Restrictive Measures.”
– The law would create a national sanctions list targeting people and organizations deemed threats to Poland’s security, including those linked to certain types of foreign interference and coordinated information operations.
– The interior minister would have the power to add names to the list and issue asset restrictions immediately. Affected parties could challenge decisions in an…