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Treaty reform isn’t likely to happen, and that might not be such a bad thing — particularly from a Central European perspective.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Poland’s rule of law crisis and the war in Ukraine are bound to reshape the bloc.

Questions are being belatedly asked — and grudgingly answered — about many aspects of Merkels failed Russia policy, including her decisions to block Ukraines prospective membership of NATO, gut the German military, undermine the transatlantic alliance,

In early October, Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal openly challenged the legal order of the European Union when ruling that the Polish constitution takes precedence over fundamental parts of EU law. Experts and politicians across Europe warned that this presented a major challenge to the EU. Yet, they differ in their assessment…

A ruling by Poland’s top court that the national constitution trumps EU law has sparked heated debate. But, in reality, this is about the distribution of power between the EU and its member states, Boris Kalnoky writes.

When member countries had a chance to recognize EU law’s primacy, they didn’t take it.