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Poland’s Tusk reshuffles government to recover from election ‘earthquake’
The big winner in the reshuffle is Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski, a conservative, who now becomes a deputy prime minister. This is part of a broader shift to the right by Tusk as he tries to block the rise of PiS and the far-right Confederation party by restoring border controls to clamp down on illegal immigration.
Poland's Tusk shakes up Cabinet before right-wing president sworn in
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk unveiled a new Cabinet line-up on Wednesday, aiming to breathe new life into his centrist government following what he described as the "political earthquake" caused by the recent presidential election.
President Andrzej Duda has retained his position as Poland’s most trusted politician, with 53 percent of respondents in a new ...
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Tusk reshuffles Polish government ahead of president's inaugurationPolish Prime Minister Donald Tusk plans to reshuffle his centre-left government on Wednesday ahead of the inauguration of the ...
Poland is preparing a manual on how to cope in case of war or natural disaster, an interior ministry official says. The ...
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk reshuffled his government on Wednesday, strengthening the position of his finance minister ...
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Future Polish president calls Tusk 'worst prime minister since 1989'Poland's incoming president Karol Nawrocki on Thursday made it clear that he is planning to make life for Prime Minister ...
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