Donald Tusk has the mandate to form a new coalition government in Poland
Tusk became prime minister after his party won the parliamentary election.
Tusk is a former President of the European Council and has been a vocal critic of the ruling Law and Justice party.
The Polish parliament has given former Prime Minister Donald Tusk a mandate to form a new coalition government. Tusk's party, Civic Platform, won the parliamentary election in October 2021, ending the eight-year rule of the Law and Justice party. Tusk is a former President of the European Council and has been a vocal critic of the Law and Justice party's policies, which he has accused of being undemocratic and authoritarian.
Tusk has pledged to form a government that will be "open, tolerant, and European." He has also said that he will work to strengthen Poland's ties with the European Union and NATO. Tusk's appointment as prime minister is a major victory for the opposition in Poland and a sign that the country may be moving away from the right-wing populism that has dominated Polish politics in recent years.
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