Poland's former Prime Minister, Donald Tusk, is making efforts to revive a commission aimed at investigating Russian influence in the country's security services. Tusk, who currently serves as the head of the European People's Party, has expressed concerns about potential Russian interference in Poland's affairs.
The commission was initially established in 2016 by Tusk during his tenure as Prime Minister, but it was disbanded by the current ruling party, Law and Justice, in 2018. Tusk believes that reinstating the commission is crucial to ensuring the security and integrity of Poland's institutions.
