All the President's Men: Behind the Scenes of the Palace. Who's in Charge at Nawrocki's and How Will They Attack Tusk's Government?

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President Karol Nawrocki's address contained criticism of Donald Tusk's government, as well as religious themes. The politician referred to media attacks on him during the election campaign and declared that, in accordance with Christian morality, he forgives his opponents. He also emphasized that the Catholic identity of the Polish nation is of paramount importance and should not change. In his address on Wednesday, the president emphasized tha…

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Nawrocki and Tusk share a passion for supporting Lechia Gdańsk, but that's about it. Their coexistence within the dual executive branch will very likely permanently alter the face of political disputes between the head of government and the head of state, writes constitutionalist Dr. Kamil Stępniak in a commentary for Gazeta.pl. The political reality awaiting us will resemble a freak fight.

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Karol Nawrocki's parliamentary speech was delivered in a confrontational tone. The new president intends to bombard the government with legislation. The prime minister responds: "We'll manage."

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Donald Tusk is clearly very upset about Karol Nawrocki's inauguration.

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Conservative Karol Nawrocki was sworn in as Poland's new president at a joint session of both houses of parliament this morning. He replaces Andrzej Duda, who held the post for ten years. Nawrocki, the current director of the Institute of National Remembrance, who was backed by the opposition national-conservative Law and Justice (PiS) party before the election, narrowly defeated the liberal mayor of Warsaw and candidate of the ruling pro-Europe…

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Donald Tusk, shortly before Karol Nawrocki's swearing-in ceremony, posted a recording on social media. "You hoped that 10 years of embarrassment, sadness, and fear for the homeland would finally end today. Meanwhile, new fears are being added to the old ones," the Prime Minister said.