Donald Tusk must put Europe before his old friend Viktor Orbán theguardian.com

The failure to expel Orban’s MEPs from the biggest group in the European parliament is a betrayal of fundamental values, says writer Sławomir Sierakowski.
Back in 2014, Donald Tusk was on his way to Brussels to become president of the European council. At Warsaw airport, he bumped into Lech Wałęsa, Nobel peace laureate and veteran leader of Solidarity, the Gdańsk-based trade union movement which played such a crucial role at the end of communism in 1989. “Be careful out there,” Wałęsa warned Tusk. “I worry that the EU will break up, and they chose a Pole so that they have someone to blame.”