The EU spotlight will be on Poland in the first week of July.
On Tuesday (3 July), a highly-controversial reform of the country' judiciary will come into force.
The change has been criticised from Brussels and other EU countries, but Poland's right-wing government maintains that it is a necessary update of communist-era laws.
Under the new law, 27 of Poland's 72 Supreme Court judges may be forced to retire in a move which critics have said will put the eastern EU member's ...
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