Kaczynski convinced coalition talks will end in success

Leader of the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party Jaroslaw Kaczynski, commenting on the ongoing talks on a new coalition agreement, said on Tuesday he was convinced that they will bring the desired results. For several weeks now, representatives of Law and Justice and of two junior coalition members of the ruling United Right camp, Solidary Poland and Agreement, have been discussing a new coalition agreement before an expected government reshuffle planned to take place at the end of September. Addressing a press conference, Kaczynski said that talks on the government reconstruction are ongoing and that they are "very complex", adding that he is "deeply convinced that they will bring the right results and that the changes that we are planning will be carried out."