“We would be safer if we had our own nuclear arsenal,” says Donald Tusk.

“We would be safer if we had our own nuclear arsenal,” says Donald Tusk.
Poland already spends almost 5% of GDP on defence, but the president wants to guarantee that will continue.
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The former PiS government had suggested withdrawing Poland from the Istanbul Convention.
Kaczyński also accused Tusk of wanting to turn Poles into “farmhands for Germany”.
“Anyone in the free world who pretends to be neutral deserves the darkest place in political hell,” said Tusk.
But among supporters of PiS and Confederation, 0% expressed a positive view of Tusk’s government.
Adam Bodnar suggested that the judge who issued the order, a former PiS MP, should not have been allowed to rule on the case.
Tusk said that his government will continue to “restore the legal order, whether someone likes it or not”.
But the prime minister admits that his more conservative coalition partners may not support it.
“We have a real problem with democracy” under Tusk’s new government, says Kaczyński.
The EU’s migration pact has become a highly charged political issue in Poland
“There cannot be consent in view of the flagrant violation of the constitution and the principles of a democratic state of law,” said Duda.
Aleks Szczerbiak
Poland’s ideologically diverse new ruling coalition is prioritising “settling accounts” with its right-wing predecessor and elite replacement.
Stanley Bill
Captured public institutions must be repaired without resorting to the same dubious methods that degraded them.