Votes counted: Nawrocki wins Poland's presidential election

Contrary to initial exit polls, opposition candidate Karol Nawrocki wins the second round of the presidential election in Poland. After processing more than 99.8% of ballots, he gains almost 51% of the vote.

The mayor of Warsaw Trzaskowski though earlier he declared himself the winner, remained out of office. Now the conditional Trumpists have won in Poland, which will clearly complicate relations with Brussels and Kiev. Nawrocki is much more skeptical of the EU and Ukraine than his opponent.

However, analysts predict discord within Poland itself. After the victory of the representative of the Law and Justice party, the ruling coalition is likely to collapse, after which new elections to the Sejm are just around the corner.