Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk reshuffled his Cabinet on Wednesday in a bid to reinvigorate his centrist government ahead of the inauguration

The big winner in the reshuffle is Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski, a conservative, who now becomes a deputy prime minister. This is part of a broader shift to the right by Tusk as he tries to block the rise of PiS and the far-right Confederation party by restoring border controls to clamp down on illegal immigration.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk unveiled a new Cabinet line-up on Wednesday, aiming to breathe new life into his centrist government following what he described as the "political earthquake" caused by the recent presidential election.