No Polish government has had as much confidence placed in it by Brussels, as the new Tusk government will have
Piotr Buras discusses Donald Tusk’s future government and its relationship with the European Union
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There’ll be two very tense days in parliament on Wednesday and Thursday. It’s going to be very rough. I think we’re going to hear terrible things and that, logically, is going to stir people up.
The key challenge for Europeans in their relationship with the US is the lack of a consensus on handling it, which impairs the development of a cohesive European foreign policy
The predominant voice in Berlin was that the reform of the EU is necessary and that the members need to start some changes, regarding the way decisions are taken, and the composition of the Commission
The problem is that they’re coming to power, but they will not have power
Despite a wide consensus on the necessity to enlarge the EU, the majority of State Members is not yet in an advanced reflecting phase on how to concretely achieve it
Engjellushe Morina comments on the opening of enlargement negotiations for Ukraine and Moldova
As much as 100 Billion sounds, there are voices saying we need double or triple that to fight the underinvestment