Poland has raised the prospect of opening two sensitive issues during the forthcoming negotiations on a new EU treaty with the Polish representative at the talks predicting it will "not be boring."
Just one week after EU leaders agreed on the outline of a revised treaty to replace the rejected constitution, Warsaw has sparked concern in several European quarters by signalling it wants to further examine both the voting system compromise and the human rights charter.
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