“We must take care of our relations with the US, but we must also have a sense of our own dignity and strength.”

“We must take care of our relations with the US, but we must also have a sense of our own dignity and strength.”
Prime Minister Donald Tusk says the opposition should be “ashamed” of Karol Nawrocki’s views.
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The legislation “fulfils the key milestones indicated by the European Commission” for Poland to unlock its frozen funds, says the government.
Zbigniew Ziobro criticised the prime minister for giving the EU a “tool of economic blackmail” against Poland.
While Poland is willing to show “some flexibility” in negotiations, it “will not back down” from certain “lines that cannot be crossed”.
Over half the cost of the investment has been covered by EU funds.
“We are open to dialogue…[and] compromise,” says Poland’s minister for European affairs.
The prime minister assured that new measures would be put in place to protect households and businesses.
“The liberal-left camp that makes up the majority in the European Commission wants to change the government in Poland at all costs,” says Andrzej Duda.
The Polish government argues that it has complied with the requirement to close its disciplinary chamber for judges.
The amount is “small” but appreciated, says Poland, which will spend an estimated €8.36 billion on helping Ukrainian refugees this year.
Opposition leader Donald Tusk is a “collaborator” in his “genes”, says the justice minister.
“As a result of the non-fulfilment of basic conditions, the commission cannot reimburse any expenditure submitted by Poland,” says a spokesman.
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