
Magda Sakowska talks to the deputy head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Marcin Bosacki, about the impact of the US elections on relations with Poland and the dispute surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal.
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The conversation concerns current political events in Poland and the USA, including disputes over the shape of the Constitutional Tribunal.
How will the results of the elections to the United States Congress affect relations between Poland and the USA? Is the permanent American base in danger, as some right-wing politicians say? At what stage are the arrangements? Can Ukraine count on greater support from the American administration after the elections and will Donald Trump's policy towards Russia change?
We will also ask about the case of the Constitutional Tribunal. Will the Civic Coalition support the reset idea proposed by PSL? Is this a viable option in the current situation? Will we soon have two Constitutional Tribunals? We will discuss these topics, among others, with the deputy head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Marcin Bosacki.
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