The Polish Crisis Reaches Brussels. Former Prime Minister Beata Szydło Calls for an Extraordinary Meeting of the European Parliament's Committee to Protect Democracy
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Beata Szydło is demanding an extraordinary meeting of the European Parliament committee to investigate the actions of Donald Tusk's government. The former prime minister argues that democratic elections in Poland are at risk, citing statements by Krzysztof Stanowski to support her concerns. The problem is that there is a fundamental difference between a journalist's journalistic forecast and evidence of a planned attack on democracy. Beata […]
The constitutional crisis in Warsaw has also come to the European Parliament. Polish MEP Beata Szydło, former Prime Minister and current head of the delegation of the Party of Law and Justice (PiS), announced that he is initiating steps to convene an extraordinary meeting of the special committee for the European Democracy Shield (EUDS). The purpose of the request is to analyse the recent actions of the government led [...]
The head of the PiS delegation in the European Parliament, Beata Szydło, announced that she would submit a motion to convene an extraordinary meeting of the European Democracy Shield committee in the European Parliament to discuss the democracy-violating actions of Donald Tusk's government.
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