Poland’s Duda criticised for chat with Trump in Washington
WARSAW - Polish President Andrzej Duda faced criticism from the ruling coalition over his meeting with Donald Trump in Washington at a conservative event, with many politicians suggesting that the US leader had snubbed his Polish counterpart.
Tusk's government has a frosty relationship with Duda, whom it accuses of favouring his old party, the conservative PiS (ECR).
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