Poland on brink of early elections as corruption charges lead to deputy PM's dismissal
Poland is on the brink of early elections, as the leader of one of the three coalition parties has been sacked as deputy prime minister amid allegations of corruption involving his party, Prime Minister Jaroslaw Kaczynski said in a televised interview late Monday. "There are serious reasons to believe they [members of Lepper's Samoobrona party] may have been involved in criminal activities," Kaczynski said on public television channel TVP1. "Mr Lepper declined to resign of his own accord."
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