Polish Nationalists Given First Shot at Forming Government Despite Lack of Majority, Opposition Forms Coalition with Donald Tusk as Head

The Polish elections have shown a potential shift away from populism and illiberalism, with the ruling nationalists being given the first opportunity to form a government despite not having a majority. However, the opposition parties have now formed a coalition and have the majority in the country's Sejm and Senate, signaling their readiness to form a government with Donald Tusk as the head. This marks a significant development in the political landscape of Poland, indicating a potential change in leadership.