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Fort Trump, Nord Stream 2 and a joint declaration. President Duda met Donald Trump at the White House

Polish President Andrzej Duda asked Trump for a permanent U.S. base during a White House meeting, offering to name it "Fort Trump," and explaining it would be a bulwark against what he considers a threat from Russia. President Donald Trump said the United States is considering a request from Poland for a permanent U.S. military presence in the fellow NATO country, acknowledging that he shares Poland's concerns about possible Russian aggression.

Timmermans after Poland's hearing: we might take the case to the CJEU

European Commission's concerns regarding the rule of law in Poland are growing, said the Vice President of the EC, Frans Timmermans at a press conference after Poland's EU treaty Article 7 procedure hearing. He added that in regard to the issue of the Supreme Court, the commission will take all available measures.

EU source: Timmermans says situation in Polish judiciary has worsened

European commission Vice President, Frans Timmermans said behind closed doors during Poland's hearing at a European General Affairs Council that the situation in Polish judicial system has worsened, according to Polish Press Agency's (PAP) sources. Polish European affairs minister, Konrad Szymański, on the other hand, underscored that organisation of judicial systems is an exlusive competence of member-states.

Warsaw: King Sigismund III Vasa wrapped in a "Constitution T-shirt"

The monument of King Sigismund III Vasa in Warsaw had been wrapped in a T-shirt with the word "Constitution" on it. Activists from the Committee for the Defense of Democracy hung the shirt on the statue on Sunday during a demonstration in Warsaw. Several hundred people gathered for the protest. They carrieed the Polish and EU flags, and bore slogans like "Constittution" and "Free Courts".

Poll: 86 percent of Poles in favour of European Union membership

Once again surveyed Poles expressed their support of the membership in the EU. A decided majority is for it, which makes the anti-European rhetoric of Polish officials, even more surprising. The prime minister has spoken of ramblings from abroad not being scary, and the president called it an imaginary community, from which there wasn't much benefit for Poland. These are only the most recent comments which have the opposition speaking of Law and Justice's plan to remove Poland from the EU.