Court of Justice of the European Union

EU court has exceeded its jurisdiction in its ruling – dep speaker

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A senior member of the ruling party Law and Justice has warned "things could end badly for the EU" after the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruled on Wednesday that the re-allocation of judges was a threat to Poland’s judicial independence.

President says it's not Poland but EU institutions that violate EU law

The president has said that, in his opinion, Poland has not been violating the rule of law, and that this is the case with European institutions which have been attacking the democratically-elected Polish government.

Poland admits negotiations with Czechs over Turów mine have broken down

Negotiations between Poland and the Czech Republic over the continued operations of a lignite mine have broken off, according to the Polish Climate Ministry.

Turów mine talks broke down due to excessive Czech demands - minister

Negotiations aimed at resolving a dispute over a Polish open-cast lignite mine on the Czech border were called off due to the Czech Republic escalating its demands against Poland, the climate and environment minister has told PAP.

Poland may end Turów talks if Czechs not ready to accept proposal - dep FM

Negotiations with the Czech Republic over the future of the Turów lignite mine cannot continue indefinitely if it is not interested in reaching an agreement, Poland’s deputy foreign minister has warned.

Poland still not paying fine for not closing disputed lignite mine

Poland has not yet started paying a EUR 500,000 daily fine for its failure to suspend operations at the Turow open-cast lignite mine, a government spokesman said.

Poland has tabled very good proposal to solve Turów dispute, PM says

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has said that the Czechs have been offered a very good proposal regarding the contested Turów mine but it's unlikely to be accepted ahead of the elections in Czechia.

CJEU had no right to fine Poland over Turów mine - justice min

Europe's top court had no power to impose a penalty on Poland for not halting work at the disputed Turów mine during the pending stage of proceedings, the justice minister has said.

Solidarity union to stage protest in front of EU court over mine

Poland's Solidarity trade union will demonstrate in front of the EU's top court in Luxemburg next month in protest over the the court's demand to shut down the Turow lignite mine.

PM says 'no' to shut-down of contested Turów mine

Poland will not shut down a disputed lignite mine as ordained by the EU Court of Justice (CJEU), as this would deprive millions of households of electricity, Poland's prime minister said on Tuesday.

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