It could set a precedent and undermine the whole European cooperation. If every member state can decide for itself whether to comply with common EU law, there is no EU.
Piotr Buras argues that the EU cannot leave the ruling by Poland’s Constitutional Court unchallenged
Piotr Buras comments on the standing of the national-conservative ruling party Law and Justice (PiS) in Poland after the Polish Constitutional Court’s major ruling undermining the primacy of EU law
The big and acute threat is not Polexit, but that the Polish government will create space for an autocracy in the middle of the EU
Piotr Buras analyses the implications of the Polish Constitutional Tribunal’s ruling questioning the supremacy of EU law
The government has decided to put itself on the collision course with the EU, they’re trying to test the limits of how far they can go
Piotr Buras comments on the implications of the recent ruling by Poland’s constitutional court questioning the primacy of EU law
If you allow all these fundamental principles of European integration to be hollowed out and ignored, then this is eventually the end of the EU
Piotr Buras analyses the implications of Poland’s constitutional court ruling for the EU
A rational actor would have let Kavala go long ago, knowing that would buy Turkey some good will at the lowest point of its relations with the West
The Kavala affair has done a lot of damage to Turkey’s standing in the United States Congress and across Europe, explains Asli Aydintasbas
What matters to PiS is to survive the next two years before the next elections in 2023, and to do that, they need funds from the EU
Piotr Buras comments on the ruling of the Polish constitutional court and argues that a ‘Polexit’ is unlikely
PiS’s politicians are basically very anti-European, except that they do not want to leave the European Union politically, because they are well aware of the benefits
Piotr Buras comments on the anti-European policies of Poland’s ruling party, the PiS, in light of the constitutional court’s latest verdict
It’s stalled, messy and, to sum it all up, pretty chaotic
