Poland will not blow up the EU and the EU cannot deal a deathblow to PiS’ power in Poland – only a compromise was currently reachable, writes foreign columnist of Rzeczpospolita daily Jędrzej Bielecki
“Good exchange with Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki on key European issues,” Ursula von der Leyen declared after the meeting
The Green Order is a major step, for sure…but for good or ill?
The Czech Republic dominated some digitization charts
Slovenian Council presidency turns to borders, migration
Western sanctions compared to German invasion of USSR
Further federalization will destroy Europe’s greatest assets
Berlin’s demands threaten permanent domination
The new-old leader of the Civic Platform has intensified his anti-conservative rhetoric
Influx of illegal migrants from Belarus is alarming
11 EU states have already achieved the goal of having 45 percent of people aged 25-34 complete higher education by 2030, according to latest Eurostat report
Antoni Macierewicz believes that Germany and France are ‘frustrated’ after their attempts to impose an alliance between the EU and Russia failed
By betting on its national interests and pursuing business with Russia, Germany is destroying European solidarity, writes Jerzy Haszczyński, the head of the foreign desk of Rzeczpospolita daily
The two phenomena feed back on one another
Czechia is among countries with a low risk of COVID-19
To be firmly integrated into the EU means to be active
EU welcomes greater Czech openness to clean energy
Europe cannot pick sides in the battle between the US and China, warns a top French general
The European powers that pollute the most want others to subsidize their green transition
Czech PM Andrej Babiš recently said that Brussels needs to handle immigration outside the EU and that Czechs should decide who lives and works in the country. Criticism of his financial holdings at the EU level followed shortly after.
Minister Przemysław Czarnek emphasized that Polish history must be presented truthfully in history lessons
PM Orbán argues that Central and Eastern Europe will remain rooted in Christian values while the West will be dominated by Islam
The EU secured €14.137 billion through sales
New doubts arise on functioning of democracy in Italy after new scandal involving the judiciary, writes Olivier Bault for Remix News
Laschet may put pressure on Hungary, Czechia and Poland if he wins
Europe should launch a joint campaign to promote vaccination
The largest social policy changes in the EU were carried out by conservative governments in Poland and Hungary, writes columnist Michał Karnowski
The European Union summoned the Russian ambassador
“If we continue down this path, we will find ourselves in the situation of a total bureaucracy of experts and a drastic limitation of civil liberties,” warned the chief editor of the Polish conservative weekly
The National Recovery Plan (KPO) will provide a very significant boost to the Polish economy
Jagiellonian University professor and writer Andrzej Nowak believes that Poland, together with Hungary and Italy, is able to oppose the European ideological revolution
The Left Party has broken away from the Civic Platform’s domination of the opposition and has behaved responsibly by supporting the recovery plan, evaluated PiS MEP Zbigniew Kuźmiuk
Nord Stream 2 is a German-Russian project that is destabilizing Europe, declared Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki after meeting Slovenian PM Janez Janša in Warsaw
MEPs fear widespread surveillance of people
Ireland is the most active in using artificial intelligence
“The European Parliament is using the abortion issue to encroach on the sovereignty of nations,” says Vox party MEP Margarita de la Pisa in an exclusive interview with Remix News
The current cultural revolution is a reference to the ideals of Bolsheviks with two identical elements — a world without God and terror as a means to an end, writes senior columnist of portal wpolityce.pl Jerzy Jachowicz
The current talks were the first in-person since March 2020
The leader of Law and Justice (PiS) and Polish deputy PM Jarosław Kaczyński believes that the EU embarrassed itself with vaccine purchasing process
“We have had enough censorship in former socialist Yugoslavia, and we don’t want to repeat history,” wrote PM Janša
Pessimism prevails in the states of the former Eastern Bloc
A Europe not based on the identities of its nations is a creation that is uninteresting and damaging to everyone including itself, writes French veteran press correspondent to Poland Bernard Margueritte
Hopes for a new asylum system are fading
An exclusive interview with German MEP Maximilian Krah (AfD), of the Identity & Democracy Group
Poland join Croatia and Lithuania as the top three safest countries
Vera Jourova’s preposterous judgments about stripping Poland of funding for alleged LGBT-free zones have nothing to do with reality, says Law and Justice MEP Zbigniew Kuźmiuk
As Europe moves towards green energy, Polish MEPs are pushing the European Commission to ensure natural gas is labeled a “transition fuel”
Minister Michał Wójcik argues that the vaccination effort in the EU is a failure given the fact that the bloc is behind other parts of the world even when it produces most of the vaccines actually being used
Central Europeans are more attached to democracy
Among large EU member states, Poland has the highest budget stability
Borrell’s visit to Moscow is a fragment of the problem that is EU foreign policy towards Russia, US and China, says Polish MEP Jacek Saryusz-Wolski
Jourová openly discusses the various punitive measures she and other officials in the EU have in the works for Poland and Hungary, including cutting EU funds and even suspending voting rights for the two membe states
Chancellor Angela Merkel is said to be one of a number of powerful politicians and policymakers considering the Zero-Covid initiative
Only an assertive EU will win its rights on vaccines, climate policy and data protection
EU leadership has come under fire
Poland has no obligation to abide by rules of EU solidarity, as they have been broken by the EU’s largest states, says former FM and PiS MEP Witold Waszczykowski
Soros’ global agenda has deeply permeated political discourse – inside the White House, the Vatican and the EU
The European Union has once again shown its weakness in the face of yet another crisis, says PiS MP Marek Ast
Brussels will control vaccine export from the EU and is tightening restrictions on travel in response to new coronavirus mutations
Brussels turns a blind eye to democratic values when it comes to its trade agreement with China but spares no criticism for democracies in Hungary and Poland, writes Małgorzata Wołczyk for Polish news portal Dorzeczy.pl
Despite coronavirus, migrants illegally entering Europe numbered well over 100,000
A group of Central and Southern European countries came together to block a very restrictive green list of industries that are to be classified as “clean”, “neutral”, or “dirty”
Despite human rights abuses, signs of genocide, and imprisonment of a million Muslims, the EU rewards China with a trade deal while pursuing rule-of-law sanctions against Hungary and Poland
The V4 heads of parliament discussed the proposal for the EU’s exit from the crisis, the situation in Belarus and the US, and the issue of Western Balkan accession to the Union
Rafał Ziemkiewicz writes that that an attempt to build a European state may end with EU’s dissolution
Despite popular opinion, Poland is actually having more money transferred out of the nation than it takes in from EU funds
An influential German law professor is telling Poland to gives up its rights or leave the EU, but Poland must fight to change the EU for the better, writes Slawomir Cedzyński
The European Union paid the Czech Republic €2.9 million
As crises deepen, the human need for hope arises, writes philosopher and political scientist Marek A. Cichocki
Minister Zbigniew Ziobro repeated his veto threat while Polish and Hungarian ambassadors in Brussels blocked the adoption of the 2021-2027 budget and recovery fund
Scientific cooperation is also imporant, he said
The tariffs were likely directed at Donald Trump, but the EU is hoping for a softer trade stance from Joe Biden
The measure could help to prevent terrorist attacks but privacy concerns are rising
Hungary and Poland are in the crosshairs of the EU over their position on open societies, mass immigration and multiculturalism
The EU has launched five infringement cases against Hungary since the 2015 migration crisis
The EU and human rights NGOs seem to pick and choose what cases meet their standards of police abuse
“Poland will defend its identity, its freedom, and sovereignty at any cost, and we will not be terrorized by money,” declares Law and Justice (PiS) leader and Deputy PM Jarosław Kaczyński
“It is a real pact with the devil,” warned Le Pen
PiS MEP Izabela Kloc says that the EU’s climate policies will hurt Poland, which will not be able to keep up with the targets being set
Just as the communists once insisted that democracy must be “socialist”, so now the EU’s ruling elites are saying that to be legitimate a democracy, it must be “liberal”, writes Polish publicist and writer Grzegorz Górny
EU leaders at a special summit in Brussels approved a Polish economic aid plan for Belarus that aims to support democratic changes in that country.
The European Commission’s new migration policy proposals are arousing growing number of controversies and should be precisely analyzed
The “green order” introduced by EU authorities will lead to a green revolution, warns philosopher and political scientist Marek A. Cichocki
The German EU presidency is to present a plan for a mechanism to associate EU funding with rule of law this September
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