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EU applauds Poland's move away from right wing politics

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Poland's parliament has voted in favour of former Prime Minister, and centrist political veteran, Donald Tusk becoming the country's next leader. It ends eight years of right-wing nationalist rule and sets the stage for a thawing of relations with the European Union.
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