Poland's Interim Government Expected to Last 14 Days

President Duda Swears in Morawiecki's Cabinet Amid Power Shift to Pro-European Union Parties

Poland's President Andrzej Duda swore in a government led by Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, expected to last no longer than 14 days.
The move is seen as a tactical maneuver by the conservative Law and Justice party to maintain power and make more appointments to state bodies.
The Law and Justice party, which has been in power since 2015, lost its parliamentary majority in the recent October elections.
Morawiecki, who has no coalition partners, estimates his chances of forming a successful government at '10% or even less.'
Power is gradually shifting to a bloc of pro-European Union parties that have secured a parliamentary majority of 248 seats, with Donald Tusk, former prime minister and EU leader, expected to take over as prime minister after Morawiecki's term ends in December.