Withdrawal from the European Union
BIRN Fact-Check: What the Polish Constitutional Tribunal Ruling Means in Practice
Like all 27 EU member states, Poland accepted the supremacy of EU Treaties when it joined back in 2004. Those basic tenets have not changed since. What did change, however, is that, of late, rulings handed down by the CJEU have begun interfering with the Polish government's takeover of the judiciary - a process which has been happening since 2015.
The Idea for Polexit is "Fake News", said Polish Prime Minister
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has denied his government's desire to withdraw the country from the European Union and described the idea of Polexit as completely untrue and a "harmful myth", the Associated Press reported.
Forget Polexit – the EU Must Defend the CJEU
If one takes the Polish constitutional court's decision at face value, the government has only three options, only one of which is realistic.
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Polish court rules against supremacy of EU law
Poland's top court on Oct. 7 ruled against the supremacy of EU law in a landmark ruling that could threaten the country's EU funding and even its membership of the bloc.
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Analysis: What if Poland Leaves the EU?
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Stournaras – GDP growth will exceed 6%
Greece's pandemic-battered economy will bounce back even more quickly than its government projects and could return to pre-crisis levels this year, according to Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras.
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Could Poland Leave EU over Judicial Reform?
Armed with European flags in hand, thousands of protesters have marched across Poland this week in opposition of a law that could allow the government the power to fire and control the judiciary if it disagrees with its court reforms.
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Iohannis: In Romania's vision, a European Union of the future is inseparable from European unity and solidarity
President Klaus Iohannis said on Tuesday that the European Union of the future is, in Romania's vision, a project that is inseparable from the idea of unity and solidarity, and for a "more integrated" union there is need for consolidating the Eurozone and the Schengen area.
INSCOP poll: Majority of voters would go for nationalist party supporting traditional family
More than 59% of the respondents to an INSCOP poll would vote for a nationalist party that promotes religious values and supports the traditional family, however, about two-thirds would not support such a party if it promoted Romania's withdrawal from the European Union, the rapprochement with Russia or the restriction of the national minorities' rights.
EU lawmakers adopt resolution for Covid-19 vaccination certificate
The MEPs called for measures to safeguard travel across the EU