Will Poland break from the EU?
The March of Pissed in Gdansk against the Law and Justice partys attempt to change constitutional law  Ask any person in Poland about EU membership and you have a nine in ten chance they will gush praise. The country consistently polls among the most pro-European in the club, but its membership is under threat from a deepening and apparently unsolvable conflict between the Polish government and the EU. Since coming to power in 2015, the nationalist and conservative ruling coalition has frequently clashed with Brussels, which has regularly accused Poland of undermining media freedom and judicial independence, and picking on minorities. Sponsored  There have been battles in the European Court of Justice (ECJ), the EUs highest authority, with almost a dozen judgments against controversial constitutional reforms to Polands judiciary. In response, ministers have launched tirades comparing the EU to Polands past communist