At the European #RuleofLaw Conference 2025, experts @onethuthree.bsky.social, Nicholas Aiossa, @kizdebski.bsky.social, & @jakubjaraczewski.bsky.social will address the elephant in the room: will the EU finally build an instrument to stop backsliding, or just add another paper tiger to its toolbox? ⬇️

I do, of course.

@mariaskora.bsky.social examines the Polish gov's efforts on how to tackle undemocratic reforms with legitimate, democratic measures & @kizdebski.bsky.social the gov’s Action Plan: he says it lacks concrete proposals & substantial changes aren't implemented yet.
Full articles here ➡️ bit.ly/3VJEmmv

True. That's why I commemorate your job with this particular link. Thank you!

The second contribution, by @kizdebski.bsky.social on the winding road to mountaintop on the rule of law where you lose travel items along the way (seriously, Krzysiek is a master of intertitles) is up, looking on just how hard this road is.

verfassungsblog.de/the-winding-...

Everything is still in the hands of the Supreme Court - one of the chambers being challenged by the CJEU. Welcome to Polish (anti-) rule of law hell :) 3/3

This is due to an earlier rejection of the Law and Justice Electoral Committee's report. This, in turn, was taken because it was deemed (rightly) that the party had drastically and dishonestly used public resources in the election campaign. 2/3