The European Commission has concluded the Article 7 sanctions procedure against Poland, ending a conflict that spanned over six years.

Poland has taken steps to reform its judicial system, addressing the EU's concerns about the rule of law and judicial independence.

The Commission acknowledges that Poland now poses no apparent serious risk to the rule of law, and has committed to upholding EU law supremacy and court decisions.

Despite the resolution, some skeptics argue the Commission may have acted too swiftly, potentially weakening its influence over Poland regarding any future disputes.

The move signals a renewed era of cooperation and respect between the EU and Poland, evidenced by Poland's recent entry into the European public prosecutor's office.