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Hungary granted asylum to former Polish Deputy Justice Minister Marcin Romanowski , who is wanted on a European arrest warrant.
This decision promptly led to a political head-on clash between Poland and Hungary .
Poland 's Prime Minister Donald Tusk also compared Orban 's Hungary to the regime of dictator Alexander Lukashenko in Belarus .
Tusk 's government is trying to untangle the nexus of party and state politics that existed under the previous national-conservative government.
Both Polish and Hungarian media outlets are speculating which PiS politician will be the next to leave for Hungary .
It may well be MEP Daniel Obajtek , former head of Polish oil company Orlen .
For years , he has been involved in numerous corruption scandals, including manipulating tenders.
For Poland , the escape of a member of parliament is a precedent.
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