Poland’s Twin Pillars of Power
Why Donald Tusk and Jarosław Kaczyński still dominate Polish politics—and why that may not change soon
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Karol Nawrocki will soon take over at the office of the Polish president. He will inherit a state that has for years been shaped by the camps of Tusk and Kaczyński. But what direction is the country and its political atmosphere really heading in?
Poland’s Twin Pillars of Power
Why Donald Tusk and Jarosław Kaczyński still dominate Polish politics—and why that may not change soon
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