The Guardian
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"Kaczyński is betting that an EU preoccupied by unresolved economic woes in southern Europe and the backwash of Brexit will do little more than sabre-rattle, as the largest of the states that acceded to the union in 2004 follows Viktor Orbán’s Hungary into grumpy isolation; a 21st-century form of nationalist fervour and a two-fingered salute to the EU."


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THEGUARDIAN.COM|DE ANNE MCELVOY