PM Donald Tusk Fleshes Out Programme - Warsaw

PM Donald Tusk Fleshes Out Programme - Warsaw

The leader of Civic Coalition (KO), Donald Tusk delivers a speech ahead of the vote of confidence on his government cabinet during a session at the parliament (SEJM) on December 12, 2023 in Warsaw, Poland. After eight years of Poland's national conservative party in power, centrist Donald Tusk is back and set to forge a pro-EU government. New Polish PM Donald Tusk has laid out his programme for government, promising major change after eight years of nationalist government. The plans include improving relations with the European Union and pledging to restore the rule of law, the focus of a long-running row with Brussels. Photo by Fot.Tedi/Newspix/ABACAPRESS.COM

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