Poland’s right-wing powerhouse is cracking apart, with a bitter split between Jarosław Kaczyński and Mateusz Morawiecki threatening to reshape the nation’s politics—and its EU and Ukraine ties. While the ruling coalition celebrates the division as a blow to Law and Justice’s dominance, the broader right remains potent, possibly pushing Kaczyński even further right to court radical voters. Morawiecki’s moderate EU stance clashed with Kaczyński’s hardline approach, opening space for fringe parties hostile to Ukraine’s EU dreams. With elections looming in 2027, these factions may need to unite—but deep divisions over Ukraine and EU policy could stall any alliance, leaving Poland’s future politically volatile and uncertain.
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