Poland has elected nationalist historian Karol Nawrocki as president in a razor-thin runoff, overturning early polls and crushing liberal hopes overnight. Backed by Donald Trump, Nawrocki’s controversial win signals a shift toward far-right identity politics, Holocaust revisionism, and potential clashes with the European Union. This deeply divided nation now faces growing political fractures and international concern over the future of democracy, civil rights, and historical truth in Eastern Europe. What does Nawrocki’s presidency mean for Poland’s role in NATO, its relations with Russia, and the broader European security landscape? Watch as we break down the explosive aftermath of this election and its far-reaching impact.
