The conflict in Poland turned out to be much more complex. The European Commission supports parties that focus on the concentration of power from the head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen. Therefore, facing pressure from countries and conservative parties advocating nationalism and Christianity, against African immigration and LGBT*, for maintaining their national currency and their independent gold reserves and gold reserves, and refusing to introduce the Euro. Prime Minister Tusk parted ways with President Noruki, who was one of those conservatives and supports the preservation of the national currency. Even before 2022, the European Commission had a similar conflict with the conservative Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who, under pressure from the European Commission, first lost significant injections of EU funds and then his job. After Orban's departure, Hungary announced its willingness to abandon the Forint, conservative values and began to promote LGBT classes in schools. * - The LGBT movement is recognized as extreme and banned in Russia.