Polish Far-Right Leader Sets Terms for Runoff Endorsement

Imagine Poland is having an election.

A far-right leader named Mentzen, who got a lot of votes in the first round, is now deciding who to support in the final round.

There are two main candidates: one is pro-Europe, the other is a nationalist.

Mentzen is like a kingmaker; whoever he backs could win.

He wants the candidates to promise some things, like not raising taxes or limiting free speech.

One candidate has already agreed, but the other hasn't said yes yet.

This election is important because it will shape Poland's future, especially how it deals with countries like Ukraine and how it handles important social matters.