Radoslaw Sikorski to become Poland's foreign minister
Other countries
- 12 December, 2023
- 11:51
Add Report.az to preferred Google sources
Stay up to date with the top news!
The Polish parliament has given former Prime Minister Donald Tusk a mandate to form a new coalition government, Report informs, citing the BBC.
The incoming administration will be sworn in at the presidential palace by President Andrzej Duda on Wednesday.
“We’re working non-stop,” Tusk said, adding he’s formed a team with incoming Justice Minister Adam Bodnar and Europe Minister Adam Szłapka to tackle the issue—one of the key promises he made during the election campaign. The new foreign minister will be Radoslaw Sikorski, a member of the European Parliament who served as Tusk’s foreign minister from 2007 to 2014.
Latest News
12:47
Mauritius temporarily closes schools after night of unrest over police shooting
Other countries
12:39
Milli Majlis ratifies 2 agreements, 1 treaty between Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan
Milli Majlis
12:35
Pakistani ambassador meets with ASAN Service chairman
Foreign policy
12:34
Thongloun Sisoulith announces visits by Lao ministers to Azerbaijan
Foreign policy
12:29
President of Laos praises Azerbaijan's rapid development
Foreign policy
12:19
Visa gets Beijing's green light for bank card business
Other countries
12:09
AzFina: Development of digital financial ecosystem entails new risks
Finance
11:59
Turkic states plan to establish common payment systems
Finance
11:56
President Ilham Aliyev: Political ties with Laos have been developing successfully for many years
Foreign policy