Poland’s ruling rightwing coalition is on the verge of collapse, with senior members of the Law and Justice party declaring that it was prepared to form a minority government and call a new election, just a year after the party’s last victory in a parliamentary poll in the autumn of 2019.
Long-running talks over a mooted government reshuffle were suspended on Thursday afternoon, after the United Poland party, led by justice minister Zbigniew Ziobro, declared that it would oppose two key parliamentary bills championed by Law and Justice.
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Christian Davies 