The European Commission is taking Poland to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) over a Polish Constitutional Court ruling asserting the primacy of Polish law over EU law
The case shows how effective the judicial system in Poland is in defending judges, even if they were caught red-handed
The new Polish legislation on judicial reform, demanded by the EU, is a “catastrophe” for Poland, argues Paweł Lisicki, the chief editor of weekly Do Rzeczy
Conservative leader Jarosław Kaczyński expressed his doubts regarding new legislation on judicial agreement with the European Commission to unblock billions in EU funds
Billions in euros of funding are at stake, but a new deal with the EU on judicial reform now faces another roadblock, this time from Polish President Andrzej Duda
Jarosław Kaczyński said that given Germany’s past history, it should stop its hypocritical moralizing
Poland has lost €267 million in fines imposed on the country by the European Commission for not executing a court judgment on suspending its Supreme Court’s Disciplinary Chamber
Poles want EU money more than they want judicial reform, which could doom a major policy goal of conservatives in the country
Polish government ministers and ruling party politicians are reacting to reports that the EU may be about to freeze not only the recovery funds but also cohesion and structural funding for Poland
Polish conservative politicians and commentators have criticized U.S. Ambassador to Poland Mark Brzezinski for his high-profile meeting with an association of judges calling for open defiance against the Polish government’s judicial reforms
Małgorzata Paprocka has criticized Ursula von der Leyen and the European Commission for continuing to fine Poland even though Poland has fulfilled the three demands made in a European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruling
If the presidential project of amendments to the Supreme Court bill is accepted, Poland will obtain EU funds, says a Polish government spokesman
The European Union is resorting to blackmail to force democratically elected governments to fulfill its demands, writes Marzena Nykiel
The European Court of Justice’s own narrow definition of the rule-of-law ordinance may prove to be a valuable asset in Poland and Hungary’s case against the European Commission, writes Michał Karnowski for wPolityce.pl
The government’s new Supreme Court project is meant to also combine the Disciplinary Chamber changes proposed by President Andrzej Duda
Andrzej Duda European Commission Polish judiciary reforms Turów mine Ursula von der Leyen Commentary Poland This is a harsh lesson for all those who want to reach an agreement with Brussels over judicial reform, warns Wojciech Biedroń for conservative news outlet wPolityce.pl
The European Commission has sent a request for payment of fines to the Polish government for not executing the verdict on suspending the Disciplinary Chamber
The European Commission has begun legal action against Poland over the rule of law. “The heaviest artillery has been drawn up against Poland,” writes Jacek Karnowski
The majority of Poles are highly critical of how the judiciary reforms have affected the work of Polish courts, suggests the latest survey by the Institute for Social Research and Market
The next chapter in Poland’s war with the European Union over the shape of the Polish judiciary is being written
As the battle between the EU and Poland heats up, Poland’s PM says that the EU is ignoring real crises to focus on ideological crusades
Prof. Przemysław Żurawski vel Grajewski stated that the battle for dominating Central and Eastern European states has begun, but Poland has a high chance of winning the struggle
Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki is no longer “playing nice” with the European Commission after he promised retaliation if the commission blocked or restricted access to EU funding for Poland, Kamil Kwiatek writes for wPolityce.pl
What did Polish PM Morawiecki say? Who supported Poland and who attacked it? According to a wPolityce.pl source: “There was silence after the PM’s speech”
European Parliament Mateusz Morawiecki Polish judiciary reforms Ursula von der Leyen Commentary Poland The hostile response to Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki’s speech in the European Parliament shows that the EU will not back down and will continue to try to expand the competencies of its institutions, writes Aleksandra Rybińska
If the EU can attack judiciary organization in a member state, then soon enough it can attack family rights and other freedoms in Poland, warns Solidarity Poland MEP Patryk Jaki
Given all the stunts the European Union has pulled against Poland, it is surprising how high Euro-enthusiasm remains among Poles, writes Marcin Wikło for portal wPolitcye.pl
The EU court ruled that a judge cannot be transferred to a new position in Poland, but the ruling threatens judicial independence
It was only a matter of time before tried-and-true practices in the liberal Left American media found their way to Poland, writes Michał Karnowski for portal wPolityce.pl
Marek Markiewicz says that the European Commission’s actions against Poland over the rule of law openly flout EU treaties that do not give the EU any authority to interfere in member state judicial systems
The European Commission is looking to fine Poland over judicial reforms, but Poland appears to not be backing down over the threat
The government informed the European Commission that despite planning to remove the current Disciplinary Chamber, it intends to continue judicial reform
The question is not whether one supports specific reforms from Law and Justice (PiS), but whether one supports the idea of national self-determination, writes Alan Fimister
Amidst a political turning point, attacks against Poland will not stop, and any concession will be tantamount to capitulation
Poland is eager to continue good and equal relations with both the European Union and the United States, declares Morawiecki
“This is Poland, not Brussels,” demonstrators chanted in front of the Polish Constitutional Tribunal in Warsaw
The conflict between the European Commission and Poland over the judiciary has stopped being a legal conflict and became a political one instead, argues former MEP and professor of international law Genowefa Grabowska
The Polish state, its system, elites and society are undergoing a fundamental test on whether they can and want to defend their independence, writes columnist Michał Karnowski
Top Polish court rules that CJEU’s decision on suspending Polish Supreme Court Disciplinary Chamber is unconstitutional
Poland is struggling to introduce judicial reforms due to European Commission efforts to block them
Andrzej Gwiazda Krzysztof Wyszkowski Polish judiciary reforms Solidarity trade union Tomasz Sakiewicz News In a letter addressed to the convention of United Poland, PiS leader Jarosław Kaczyński defended judicial reforms
The ECJ verdict on judicial reforms must comply with Polish constitution, says deputy justice minister
The majority of Poles support the idea that judges should bear disciplinary responsibility
By signing the judicial law amendment, President Andrzej Duda proved that he is on the side of the people
EC spokesman releases scandalous statement on Polish judiciary
Tusk wants to destroy those he sees as his enemies
Polish judges: The Empire strikes back
The painful process of Polish judicial reforms
Grosse: The ECJ is a political body.
If Poland would humbly fulfil the demands of Brussels, then no one would be interested in Poland’s judiciary reforms, argues presidential advisor professor Andrzej Zybertowicz.
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has maintained its verdict that the Polish government is to suspend its judiciary reforms. Meanwhile President Andrzej Duda signed the amendments to the judiciary reform bill on Monday evening.
Former EU commissioner Gunter Verheugen defends Poland’s case in her conflict with the European Union. “I’m not sure that the accusations against Poland are fully justified,” says Verheugen in an interview with Deutsche Welle.
EU European Commission Frans Timmermans Jean-Claude Juncker Mateusz Morawiecki Poland Polish judiciary reforms Commentary The fallacies of Law and Justice’s (PiS) judiciary reforms. Grzegorz Wszołek explains why he believes that PiS’s reforms will not succeed.
The European Commission (EC) has referred Poland to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) over judiciary reforms. The Conservative side of the Polish twitter sphere is outraged by these developments.
In his speech in Lubań South-Western Poland, Andrzej Duda underlined the need to support local economies, small counties and the common people. The President also defended the latest judiciary reforms in Poland.
Benjmin Netanjahu Holocaust Law Jacek Czaputowicz Mateusz Morawiecki Poland Polish judiciary reforms News Poland’s judiciary reforms are in line with European standards, says Foreign Minister Jacek Czaputowicz
