Poland's hardline stance on the current EU treaty negotiations has prompted MEPs to look into ways of dissuading Warsaw from opening debate on the sensitive voting system, with some mooting a trade off on the number of MEPs each country has.
The two MEPs in charge of the parliament's report on the treaty negotiations, German centre-right Elmar Brok and Spanish socialist Enrique Baron Crespo, have suggested that increasing the number of Polish MEPs may pave the way to a compromise.
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