I didn’t know being a member of the European Union was an open buffet where you can just decide to skip fundamental principles that binds the countries together on a common set of rules and beliefs.
Edit: yeah I read the article sorry, I understood that Poland quit the article that imposes adhering to the rule of law.
poland was previously sanctioned under article 7 for undue influence over judiciary, but is not longer so
“We consider there is no longer a clear risk of a serious breach of the rule of law in Poland,” said European Commissioner Věra Jourová.
The decision, previewed earlier this month and formalised on Wednesday morning, ends a long-running saga that dates back to December 2017 when the European Commission triggered Article 7 — known as the “nuclear option” because it can lead to the suspension of voting rights — over Poland’s systematic erosion of judicial independence.
I didn’t know being a member of the European Union was an open buffet where you can just decide to skip fundamental principles that binds the countries together on a common set of rules and beliefs.
Edit: yeah I read the article sorry, I understood that Poland quit the article that imposes adhering to the rule of law.
if you only read the article
poland was previously sanctioned under article 7 for undue influence over judiciary, but is not longer so
I mean, the headline is absolute shit, but its in the summary, you don’t even have to read more than 3 lines
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Thank you for the explanation!