Poland’s recent presidential election, resulting in the victory of rightwing nationalist Karol Nawrocki, poses a significant threat to the EU’s trade ambitions and jeopardizes billions in EU funds for Warsaw, according to officials. Nawrocki’s election could stall necessary reforms for accessing EU funds and may align Poland with other Eurosceptic leaders, undermining the pro-EU government led by Donald Tusk. With Nawrocki’s ability to veto legislation and his opposition to EU policies, Poland’s commitment to judicial reforms and support for the crucial Mercosur trade deal is now in serious doubt.
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Poland to impose border checks in migration dispute with Germany
Poland will implement temporary border checks with Germany and Lithuania to manage asylum claims, following Germany's rejection of undocumented migrants since May, which Poland criticized as a violation of EU asylum rules. Prime Minister Tusk emphasized the need for these controls to curb irregular migration, while discussions between Tusk and German Chancellor Merz continue to address the asylum seeker issue. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Poland is going to check who comes into...
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