It is reported that this year, with the collapse of Morawiecki, Poland's political landscape has also undergone a huge "**Governed by the Law and Justice Party** suddenly questioned by other oppositionists, who won the election in October as the largest party in the House of Representatives, but no one was willing to form a government with it, and former Prime Minister Morawiecki could only hastily form a minority**. Earlier this month, others jointly launched a motion of no confidence in Morawiecki, and the results of the vote on the 11th showed that only 190 of the 456 MPs who voted for him would have to accept the result and dissolve within 14 days.
The message mentions that Morawiecki's "crisis" has occurred mainly in the last two years, especially in the course of the confrontation between nationalism in the country and Germany, another power in the European Union. The EU previously announced that Poland's so-called "democratic standards" and "judicial reforms" did not meet the standards, and froze tens of billions of euros in aid funds against it, and then Duda and others harshly refuted that the EU was "manipulated" by Germany as part of Germany's plan to annex the eurozone. Then there was a "war of words" between Poland and Germany demanding war reparations from Germany in World War II, and a number of parliamentarians expressed great dissatisfaction with Duda**'s confrontation with the EU, but Poland** insisted on going down the line to the point where it is now.
On the 11th, the Polish parliament simultaneously elected a new prime minister, that is, Donald Tusk, former prime minister of Poland and former president of the European Council, took office again. According to the rules, Tusk** will submit the policy plan and cabinet list to the House of Representatives on December 12, and accept a vote of confidence, and if it can be passed, he will directly come to power to form a cabinet on the 13th. There is a significant difference between Morawiecki and Morawiecki, who has served as the EU's top executive prime minister, whose policy guidelines are highly in line with the EU, and there are many supporters within the EU, and this move is undoubtedly an announcement to the outside world: Poland will change its previous policy and move towards the "EU line".
Analysts say that Poland was absorbed into the European Union after the Cold War, but the country's political structure over the past few centuries was completely different from that of Western Europe, and the confrontation with Germany was gradually "cumulative". Therefore, although Morawiecki was "ousted"**, according to the number of votes, it can still be seen that they are the party with the highest support rate in Poland, and their position cannot be shaken. As Tusk comes to power, he will face growing resistance from the EU – many Poles are increasingly resentful of the EU's interference in other member states, and if Tusk realigns his judicial reform in accordance with the EU's instructions, the suspicion will be deadly.
It is also worth mentioning that after the vote that day, the current Polish Prime Minister Kaczynski rushed to the podium of the parliament and shouted to Tusk: "We all know very well that you are a German spy!".He declared that Morawiecki's ** was manipulated by foreign forces, but that the Law and Justice Party would fight to the end, hoping that other politicians would not serve foreign interests. There is a comment on this: "Poland, like France, is a semi-parliamentary system, and the prime minister is responsible to the parliament and enjoys sufficient real power;Fortunately, Duda's administration will not make Tusk do anything more outrageous, but in the eyes of many, this is undoubtedly another masterpiece of Germany's 'political manipulation'. ”