Kaczyński Spoke About Leaving the EU, and Morawiecki Retaliated. Harsh Words.
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Kaczyński on EU Change and Negotiations on Poland's Exit. Reactions From Politicians of All Parties.
Kaczyński speaks of a "tough approach" towards Brussels. Tusk, Sikorski, Morawiecki, and others respond sharply – what is this really about? Jarosław Kaczyński: "The European Union must be changed." It's time for a Europe of strong states, not the dictates of Brussels – and the controversial "tough approach." During the Krynica Forum 2026 (October 28), Law and Justice leader Jarosław Kaczyński presented his vision for the future…
Mateusz Morawiecki also expressed concern over Jarosław Kaczyński's comments about Poland leaving the European Union. The former prime minister made it clear that those who also supported it would have no place in his Rozwój Plus party. This was just the beginning of his harsh declarations.
"People who support Poland's exit from the European Union will not run on our lists."
The debate over Poland's future in the European Union has escalated into open conflict on the right. Former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, speaking on "Gość Radio ZET," sharply responded to Jarosław Kaczyński's remarks from the Krynica Forum 2026. The leader of Rozwój Plus made the matter clear, announcing tough decisions regarding the electoral lists and the future of his party.
"Rozwój Plus wants to be a dam against Donald Tusk and Grzegorz Braun," Mateusz Morawiecki said on Radio ZET. The former prime minister assured that his association is a true bulwark against Polexit.
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