US EditionPoland Braces for Confrontation Between Incoming President and PM
- Karol Nawrocki won the Polish presidential election with 50.98 percent of the vote and will be inaugurated amidst scandals, including a property fraud investigation and allegations of involvement with gangsters.
- Nawrocki is currently immune from prosecution as president, allowing him to avoid immediate legal consequences while asserting that he acted with good intentions regarding the allegations.
- Prime Minister Donald Tusk accused Nawrocki of serious misconduct, including involvement in pimping at a luxury hotel, which Nawrocki strongly denies.
- The probe, initiated after complaints from Gdańsk Mayor Aleksandra Dulkiewicz, questions whether he deceived Jerzy into transferring property worth 28,000 złoty.
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Poland enters a new political stage, Wednesday, once with the investment of Karol Naworokki, a conservative and nationalist president, without political experience, supported by research near former leader Andrzej Duda. His involvement with the government...
·Romania
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On August 6, Karol Nawrocki will take the oath before the National Assembly and begin his five-year presidential term.
·Warszawa, Poland
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Leaning Left1Leaning Right2Center3Last UpdatedBias Distribution50% Center
Bias Distribution
- 50% of the sources are Center
50% Center
L 17%
C 50%
R 33%
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