Zygfryd Czaban wrote that after 21 years, the arrangement in which the political landscape of Poland was shaped by the rivalry between Jarosław Kaczyński and Donald Tusk has come to an end. He assessed that the three presidents — PLK, PBK, and PAD — as well as the four prime ministers, not counting Kaczyński and Tusk, remained in the background in this dispute. According to Czaban, the political conflict has now shifted to the relationship between Tusk and President Nawrocki. The author noted that the scale of the prime minister's attacks on the president indicated that Tusk perceived Nawrocki as the leader of the opposing camp. Czaban did not conclude whether Kaczyński consciously relinquished leadership to the younger politician or if it happened spontaneously. However, he wrote that the change benefited the right, which — in his opinion — currently had young and promising leadership for the future, while on the left-liberal side, no potential leader was in sight. #Polska #Polityka #Zmiany (translated)
