Poland must “reconcile respect for international law with the extraordinary nature of the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz”.

Poland must “reconcile respect for international law with the extraordinary nature of the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz”.
The most common answer, given by 34.8%, was that “the situation has got worse” while only 24.4% said it improved.
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Agnieszka Wądołowska
In this episode, Professor Stanley Bill analyses the results of parliamentary elections in Poland.
It comes after Donald Tusk suggested EU funds could be unlocked even before legislation to restore the rule of law is passed.
“The new government will have to demonstrate very quickly that it is capable of restoring the rule of law in Poland.”
The opposition appealed to President Duda not to “waste any more time”.
During the election campaign, Tusk pledged to “go and unlock the [frozen EU] money the day after victory”.
There remains uncertainty over whether the president will give the ruling party or opposition the first opportunity to form a government.
Law and Justice (PiS): 35.38%; Civic Coalition (KO): 30.70%; Third Way (Trzecia Droga): 14.40%; The Left (Lewica): 8.61%; Confederation (Konfederacja): 7.16%.
Daniel Tilles
What have we learned from what appears to have been a successful opposition campaign?
The ruling party and its leader have repeatedly emphasised that they have no desire for “Polexit”.
Donald Tusk wants to make make Poland dependent on Germany, claims Mateusz Morawiecki.
There had been speculation as to whether Tusk would attend given that the station is under government influence.
Stanisław Żaryn claims that Donald Tusk is seeking to “manipulate” his followers into believing that defeat at elections could only come if the government falsifies the result.