Adrian Zandberg criticizes Jarosław Kaczyński for his words about the EU. "PiS has backed itself into a corner"

Jarosław Kaczyński proposed significant reforms for the European Union at the Krynica Forum, including a new treaty and potential negotiations for Poland's exit if reforms fail. His statements sparked reactions from political leaders, with Donald Tusk and Radosław Sikorski accusing PiS of paving the way for a 'Polexit'. Kaczyński emphasized the need for a fundamental change in the EU's structure, particularly criticizing the European Commission. Adrian Zandberg from the Razem Party expressed concerns about the economic and security implications of leaving the EU, suggesting that Kaczyński's rhetoric could benefit Tusk politically. He noted that PiS is competing with other right-wing parties, leading to blurred lines in their messaging.