Fifty-six percent of Poles in a CBOS survey declared confidence in President Andrzej Duda, 52 percent in former presidential runner Szymon Holownia, and 51 percent in Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, according to results of a CBOS poll revealed on Wednesday.
Szymon Holownia, leader of the Poland 2050 civic movement and an independent candidate who garnered nearly 14 pct support in the first round of Poland's presidential vote on June 28, has started collecting signatures for registration of a new political party.
A new coalition deal was a likely a topic of yet another round of negotiations among top politicians of Poland's ruling United Right alliance late on Friday afternoon.
The coronavirus pandemic has had a significant impact on politics, the economy and the military, Polish Defence Minister Mariusz Blaszczak said in a pre-recorded video screened on the second day of a Washington-based think-tank's conference on Tuesday.
As many as 45 percent of Poles voiced positive opinions about the situation in the country, up by one percentage point from the previous study, according to a poll by CBOS pollster.
Fifty-four percent of Poles declared confidence in President Andrzej Duda in late June and early July, which places him top in the confidence ranking. Trust in the president fell by 2 percentage points from the previous survey, a CBOS poll shows.
Andrzej Duda's success in the presidential election is a victory for the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party which now has a clear path to continue its radical programme of restructuring Poland, Brussels-based portal Politico wrote on Monday.
Szymon Holownia, an independent presidential candidate who came third in the first round of Poland's presidential elections last Sunday, will set up a social and civic movement, 'Poland 2050', according to Holownia's Tuesday announcement.
Polish President Andrzej Duda said on Thursday that Polish-US cooperation had recently been raised to a level never seen before, and stated that the concrete effects of his politics were visible today.
The remains of Maciej von Krockow who helped end the Thirty Years’ War and who died in Kołobrzeg in 1675 following his move to the city 20 years earlier, were discovered by scientists inside a church.
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