Poland's Foreign Minister Sees Imbalances in the EU

The transcript discusses Poland's stance on EU sanctions over judiciary reforms, highlighting perceived double standards within the EU, particularly from France and Germany. It explores Poland's strategic alliances post-Brexit, emphasizing interests over allies. Concerns about foreign investments due to media reforms are addressed, assuring stability. Finally, Poland's energy diversification plans, including potential LNG contracts with the US, are outlined, aiming to reduce reliance on Russian gas by 2022.

What is the main reason Poland is pursuing judiciary reform?

• To reduce corruption and improve the system

• To gain more voting rights in the EU

• To align with EU sanctions

• To increase EU funding

What is Poland's stance on adopting solutions from other EU countries?

• They are inventing new solutions

• They are importing existing solutions

• They are rejecting all EU solutions

• They are creating unique solutions

What does Poland accuse the EU of in terms of standards?

• Providing equal opportunities to all members

• Imposing double standards

• Supporting Poland's judiciary reform

• Ignoring France and Germany's influence

What historical factors have affected Poland's economic development?

• World War I

• The Cold War

• The Second World War and communist domination

• The Industrial Revolution

How does Poland view its relationship with the UK post-Brexit?

• As a strategic ally

• As a potential security partner

• As a competitor

• As irrelevant

What concern do foreign investors have about Poland's media market reforms?

• Higher taxes

• Forced sale of business parts

• Lack of transparency

• Increased competition

What is Poland's plan regarding gas imports from Russia?

• Terminate imports by 2022

• Maintain current levels

• Negotiate a new contract

• Increase imports