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Then this month, the row escalated when poland's top court made a ruling about its constitution. that ruling effectively rejected a core principle of the european union, that eu law takes precedence over national legislation. here's luxembourg's foreign minister speaking earlier today. translation: europe will not survive the end of the rule of law. _ europe will die. you have to know that. not only in countries that respect the rule of law, l but also in places where people think it is not so important. - if you question the rule of law, then you are doing it— for a reason, and that reason ...

Member— that some of the western european member states get more favourable treatment— member states get more favourable treatment and don't get punished or castigated _ treatment and don't get punished or castigated by the eu like countries in poland — castigated by the eu like countries in poland and in central and eastern europe _ in poland and in central and eastern europe do~ — in poland and in central and eastern europe do. and therefore this plays into the _ europe do. and therefore this plays into the government profit narrative which _ into the government profit narrative whic...

Or it could apply a formal sanction that could withhold tens of billions of euros in eu funds. on that, here's a member of the ruling law and justice party in poland, speaking to the bbc. they think that the money is the most important thing in the world. it's not. and again, our economy will remain doing great. we are not lacking for anything. and we will not allow anyone to blackmail us. we are strong. a strong nation which is experienced for many years with those who try to press us. adam easton is in warsaw. the polish government will know full well that pursuing this course will cause fri...

In the area of the judiciary. and that's— in the area of the judiciary. and that's because that gives the government a legal argument in future _ government a legal argument in future to— government a legal argument in future to ignore rulings from the eu's future to ignore rulings from the eli's tou— future to ignore rulings from the eu's top court, the european court ofjustice _ eu's top court, the european court ofjustice in _ eu's top court, the european court ofjustice in luxembourg, which of course _ ofjustice in luxembourg, which of course can— ofjustice in luxembourg, which of ...

The european union s 27 member states — along with the uk — produce more than 7% of all co2. and for the latest in this series, let s consider what the eu is doing about that. the overall goal was — and of course is — to make europe the very first carbon—neutral continent in the world. we know where we want to go, and what we need to do to get there and some progress has been made. from 1990 to 2020, the eu reduced its emissions by a quarter — beating its own targets. and now the aim is to reach 55% of 1990 levels by 2030. it also aims to get 40% of its energy from renewables by th...