Poland's new prime minister, Ewa Kopacz, presented her government’s agenda on Wednesday (1 October) in a speech in front of the parliament that showed that on EU questions Warsaw is unlikely to look much different.
Kopacz was appointed after her fore-runner, Donald Tusk, was chosen to chair the European Council, a job he will take on later this autumn.
The biggest issues on her agenda are the Ukrainian crisis and relations with Russia. She said she stands for a “pragmatic” approac...
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