Amid rising tensions with the European Union, the leader of Poland’s conservative ruling party said Wednesday that his country would remain in the bloc. Jaroslaw Kaczynski’s remarks came after senior members of his Law and Justice (PiS) party recently said that Poland could possibly leave the EU amid a rift over judicial reforms. Although support for EU membership is high among Poles, the rift between Warsaw and Brussels has sparked fears that Poland could be on the path toward leaving the 27-member bloc. What did Kaczynski say? Kaczynski told the state news agency PAP that Poland wouldn’t follow Britain’s example. ” …
