Leader of the Polish opposition advocates for Poland's exit from the EU

Jaroslaw Kaczynski, leader of Poland's opposition party PiS, suggested the possibility of Poland leaving the EU if reforms are not made. He called for the abolition of the European Commission and a new treaty among states. Kaczynski emphasized the need for negotiations, warning that the current EU treaty outlines conditions for a country's exit. Prime Minister Donald Tusk vowed to fight against any potential 'Polexit'. The PiS party has been criticized for reforms seen as undermining the rule of law. Tusk's government is preparing for a fierce battle against the rising far-right influence in Poland, as elections approach.