The future of Europe after the Brexit on the second day of the Session

In the second day of the european summit in Brussels the heads of state and government of the European Union, without…
the prime minister of Britain, Theresa May, will deal with the future of Europe after the Brexit.
However, the intensity will remain, the day after the election of the president of the European Council Donald Tusk for a second term, despite the fierce reaction of Poland, which now speak of “dangerous precedent”.
The former prime minister of Poland was elected with 27, compared with one vote, according to diplomatic sources, who confirmed the overwhelming support of the countries of the european union.E., led by Germany and France, in the person of Donald Tusk.
In retaliation, Poland has decided to “not accept the conclusions of this summit,” warned the prime minister of Poland Beata Σίντλο.
In the absence of a consensus, the final communiqué of the summit, which also relates to issues such as immigration, the economy, the defense or the situation in the western Balkans, adopted on behalf of the president of the European Council, with the support of the 27 member states”, in a format that is legally not binding on the European Council itself, since there is no unanimous approval.
This text is not gathered consensus for reasons that have nothing to do with the substance, referred to in the first page.
Some countries, such as Luxembourg and Belgium, expressed their deep dissatisfaction for the fact that an internal problem has as a result of the “blocking” of the Union, said the european source.
European Union under the diktat of Berlin
The nationalist, ultra-conservative government Party Law and Justice, who rules in Warsaw, which considers the Tusk a political enemy, called it a “dangerous precedent” yesterday’s vote, which, in its opinion, ignores the will of a member state, which also happens to be the country of origin of the candidate.
“We now know that this is a European Union under the diktat of Berlin”, said the minister of Foreign affairs of Poland Βίτολντ Βασικόφσκι in wpolityce.pl.
Warsaw accuses Donald Tusk that has abused his power, involved “personally” in the political life of Poland, where a series of reforms introduced by the Polish government have been criticised vehemently by Brussels as violations of the rule of law.
However, the attitude of Warsaw does not change anything in the re-election of the Tusk.
“We have achieved a good result if we don’t have unanimity. But we renewed the term of office of the president of the Council. With this we can work,” said after the vote, the chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel.
Clearly influenced by the episode, Donald Tusk said that he will do “everything possible to make the European Union better, cooperating with all member states , without exceptions”.
“And how will you communicate with the government in Warsaw?” asked Donald Tusk, a journalist. “In Polish,” replied the president of the European Council, who will continue the work of the coordinator of the european summits and the definition of the political priorities of the EU until November 2019.
Donald Tusk, as the opponent of the Polish prime minister Beata Σίνλτο, expressing the will to defend the unity of Europe, a subject of the talks of european leaders during today’s second day of the summit, which will be carried out without the United Kingdom.
After the case of Tusk, the 28 discussed the issue of the EU’s trade policy, which was devastated by the popular reaction against the free trade agreements, especially the agreement with Canada (CETA) and the agreement under διαπραγμάτευσιν with the USA (TTIP).
Today, without the british prime minister, the 27 will devote the morning to preparation of the “Declaration of Rome”, which will give the publicity to the anniversary of 60 years from the Treaty of Rome, the founding treaty of the European Community, which evolved into a Union, which will be celebrated on 25 March in the Italian capital.
The central idea of the text is the preservation of the unity of the European Union after the Brexit. But the idea of a european future multi-speed, dominates in the discussions. It is supported mainly by Germany and France, which seek to strengthen the european defence without the obstacles posed by reluctant european countries.
Other countries are worried about develop into members of the second-zone/speed of the Union. These are mainly the countries of the group of the Visegrad countries (Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, eastward enlargement of 2004), which has emerged in the last few months compiling a block , initially, in the immigration/refugee policy of the European Union.