Europe | Another nail-biter

Poland’s presidential election leaves the country exhausted

The liberal and conservative candidates offered very different visions

Karol Nawrocki speaks during he 'Great March for Poland' in Warsaw, Poland.
Photograph: EPA
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Editor’s note: In the early hours of June 2nd Poland’s electoral commission said that Karol Nawrocki won the run-off with 50.9% of the vote

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