Poland's Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki arrives for a ruling party leaders meeting amid coalition tension in Warsaw, Poland September 21, 2020. David Zuchowicz/Agencja Gazeta via REUTERS
WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's ruling right-wing coalition looked to be hanging by a thread on Monday, as a government spokesman said he could imagine the largest party in the grouping, Law and Justice (PiS), governing without one of its current partners.
PiS leaders held an emergency meeting on Monday about the future of the United Right coalition that has ruled Poland since 2015, after simmering tensions spilled into open conflict when the junior members refused to support an animal rights bill.
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