The country’s new government will have to face external and internal enemies, Donald Tusk has claimed
Poland is experiencing deep political unease and external danger, Prime Minister Donald Tusk has claimed, likening the risks to “pre-war times,” and urging vigilance against foreign and domestic “threats.”
Tusk made the remarks while presenting a new government formed following the political opposition’s narrow victory in the May presidential election. While all major parties maintain a strong anti-Russia stance, they remain divided over Poland’s future relationship with the EU.
”We witness practically every day events that would once have…
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