WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Poland’s prime minister-designate, Mateusz Morawiecki, says he dreams of Europe becoming “re-Christianised” and is defending the migration policies of his ruling party which have caused tensions with the European Union. Morawiecki gave his first interview since being designated prime minister Friday to the Catholic TV Trwam station, describing his dream of seeing an increasingly secular Europe return to its Christian roots. The 49-year-old Catholic father of four said that “unfortunately, in many places carols are not sung, churches are empty and are converted into museums,” calling this a great source of sadness to him. He also...
