The Republic of Poland, much like South Korea, is a country with a turbulent history. Once again, it has found itself at the center of Europe’s political debate following the election of Karol Nawrocki as president. This was not just a national event but also a signal to the entire continent, showing that the conservative current in Europe is not weakening but, in fact, gaining strength. To understand why Poland may become the last stronghold of conservatism in Europe, it is
