Donald Tusk warns against polexit: elections in 2027 will decide Poland's course

On October 28, Jarosław Kaczyński discussed potential changes in the European Union, suggesting public influence and a new treaty. He emphasized the need for negotiations, warning of a 'hard and risky' method if others fail. Donald Tusk responded, cautioning against a potential Polish exit from the EU, likening it to Brexit and highlighting economic risks. Tusk stressed the importance of EU membership for Poland's security and prosperity, citing significant economic growth since joining. He warned that upcoming elections could determine Poland's EU membership, urging unity for national security. Finance Minister Andrzej Domański echoed concerns about the economic impact of leaving the EU, emphasizing job security and economic growth linked to EU membership.