Poland Challenges EU Court to Cancel Three Climate Policies

Poland has filed legal challenges to cancel three of the European Union's main climate change policies, arguing that they would worsen social inequality. The challenges target policies such as the ban on the sale of new CO2-emitting cars from 2035, setting national emissions-cutting targets, and reforming the EU carbon market. Poland claims that these policies impose excessive burdens on citizens, threaten energy security, and may increase social inequality. The challenges are directed at the European Parliament and the council of the EU, and the European Commission is analyzing the legal actions and may intervene in the case.