Karol Nawrocki, a conservative candidate, has narrowly won the Polish presidential runoff election against pro-EU mayor Rafal Trzaskowski, a result that poses challenges for Prime Minister Donald Tusk's coalition government. With 50.89% of the vote, Nawrocki's win is seen as a pivotal moment for Poland's political future, likely influencing both domestic policies and international relations, especially regarding the EU. The once-ceremonial role of the president includes veto power and military leadership, thus setting the stage for potential shifts in governance and foreign policy.
Nawrocki secured 50.89% of the vote in a narrow win against Trzaskowski, reflecting a significant shift in Poland’s political landscape with potential implications for the EU.
Nawrocki campaigned on policies prioritizing Poles, signaling a potential shift in foreign relations and internal governance, particularly in relation to EU dynamics.
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