What is at stake is not Polexit, but the credibility and legitimacy of EU law and its key defender – the CJEU
In his op-ed for Balkan Insight, Piotr Buras argues Polexit is not really the issue after the verdict of Poland’s constitutional court questioning the primacy of EU law
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
If we talk abstractly about corruption, it is one thing, but when people see its real dimensions in apartments and stacks of money, they get really angry and this resulted in Andrei Babiš’s loss
Vessela Tcherneva comments on the resignation of Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz, Andrei Babiš’s loss in the Czech Republic after the Pandora Papers and the political responsibility of Kristalina Georgieva
This is a declaration of war against the European legal order, and it’s a step to defend the autocratic transformation of an EU member state
Piotr Buras comments on the verdict of the Polish constitutional court questioning the primacy of EU law
It is part of the PiS party’s strategy to massively polarise the political landscape. The EU is suitable as a scapegoat and as an opponent that can be instrumentalised in the domestic debate
It is almost unimaginable that the EU should pay out several billion euros to a country that blatantly ignores European law
In an interview with Raeson, Ulrike Franke argues that going forward, Germany must focus more on foreign policy matters
The Greens will open up strategic discussions about Germany’s role in the world, climate, social justice, and the econo
