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Warsaw. The 'manifesto' sees a list of pragmatic changes that Polish analysts and governmental officials see as crucial in the development of the European Union (Photo: Jorge Lascar)

What does Poland want from the EU?

In recent years, the European Union has been shaken by numerous internal crises, and none of the 'old members' managed to propose a strategy that would unify the continent.

Maybe its high time for countries like Poland, Sweden or Romania to introduce changes that would break the deadlock and monopoly of Germany and France in reforms of the block.

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The views expressed in this opinion piece are the author’s, not those of EUobserver

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Piotr Arak is the director of the semi-autonomous Polish Economic Institute, which is under the supervision of prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki.

Warsaw. The 'manifesto' sees a list of pragmatic changes that Polish analysts and governmental officials see as crucial in the development of the European Union (Photo: Jorge Lascar)

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Piotr Arak is the director of the semi-autonomous Polish Economic Institute, which is under the supervision of prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki.

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