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 decision is absurd. Poland, like all countries in the European Union, has signed a treaty that clearly states that European laws take precedence over national ones
Vessela Tcherneva comments on the decision of constitutional court in Poland and what it means for the future of the EU
This media law is a way for the government to gain more propaganda power by killing off a powerful opposition voice
Piotr Buras comments on the Polish government’s crackdown on foreign media in the country
The latest confrontation between Warsaw and Brussels is more than a judicial disagreement
If there is not one common standard concerning the independence of the judiciary, it will lead to a complete destruction of the EU legal system
Piotr Buras discusses the wider European implications of the decline of judicial independence in Poland
Poland’s foreign policy can’t find its compass. The Western world is about to experience a redistribution in the global game but Warsaw is more disoriented than ever before
Nord Stream 2 is just the tip of the iceberg. In Poland, this problem was perceived one-dimensionally – from the perspective of whether or not a gas pipeline will be built
Nord Stream 2 is just the tip of the iceberg. In Poland, this problem was perceived one-dimensionally – from the perspective of whether or not a gas pipeline will be built – Piotr Buras for Newsweek Poland
But the real danger to the EU was not what would have happened had the recovery fund foundered in Warsaw. It’s what will happen now that it seems increasingly likely to come into effect
