The European Union’s governance structure involves key institutions like the European Commission, European Parliament, and Council of the European Union, which work together to shape policies and legislative actions. The EU operates on a legal framework outlined in treaties like the Treaty on European Union and the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, ensuring a balance between cooperation and national sovereignty. The European Commission, with 27 Commissioners representing member states, plays a crucial role in proposing legislation, enforcing laws, and representing the EU internationally, serving as the guardian of the union’s interests and unity.
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Poland’s new president puts EU billions and trade goals at risk
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...
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