Britain's "Madame Brexit" tells Poland: Your constitution is your own matterWARSAW (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May gave Poland a rare dose of big power support on Thursday by saying that its constitution was its own affair, a sharply different tone to that of the European Union which has scolded Warsaw over judicial reforms. The EU executive launched an unprecedented action against Poland on Wednesday, calling on other EU member states to prepare to sanction Warsaw if it fails to reverse judicial reforms that Brussels says pose a threat to democracy. When asked about the Commission s move to deploy the  nuclear option  under Article 7 of the 2009 Lisbon treaty, May said:  These constitutional issues are normally, and should be primarily a matter for the individual country concerned.  Speaking alongside Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki in Warsaw, May said:  Across Europe we have collective belief in the rule of law.    I welcome the fact that Prime Minister Morawiecki has indicated that he will be speaking with the European Commission and I hope that that will lead to a satisfactory resolution.  While the EU executive has censured Polish ruling party leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski s push to have control of judicial appointments, May is seeking to court Poland as an ally in Brexit negotiations and key military partner against Russia. Poland has said reforms are necessary while like-minded allies in Hungary have indicated they will veto the ultimate sanction of suspending Poland s voting rights in the bloc. At one point, a translator s slip made Morawiecki appear to cast May as  Madame Brexit , though in fact he said in Polish:  as Madame PM said, Brexit is Brexit . May said Britain and Poland had signed a defense and security cooperation treaty which deepens cooperation on training, information sharing and capability development. On the eve of a visit by Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson to Moscow, May said Vladimir Putin s Kremlin was trying to weaponise information and undermine a rules-based international system.  We are both deeply concerned by Russia s attempts to weaponise information,  she told reporters.  The Kremlin is seeking to undermine the international rules-based system and it will not succeed.  Morawiecki said he hoped France and Germany were aiming to work out the best solution with Britain as it leaves the EU  I have deep hopes and conviction that our French and German partners aim to work out the best solution in this new, not easy situation that we are in with respect to Brexit,  Morawiecki said. worldnews
britain madame brexit tells poland your constitution matterwarsaw reuters british prime minister theresa may gave poland rare dose big power support thursday saying constitution affair sharply different tone european union scored warsaw judicial reforms the eu executive launched unprecedented action poland wednesday calling eu member states prepare sanction warsaw fails reverse judicial reforms brussels says pose threat democracy when asked commission move deploy nuclear option article isbn treaty may said these constitutional issues normally primarily matter individual country concerned speaking alongside polish prime minister mates morawiecki warsaw may said across europe collective belief rule law i welcome fact prime minister morawiecki indicated speaking european commission i hope lead satisfactory resolution while eu executive censured polish ruling party leader jaroslaw kaczynski push control judicial appointments may seeking court poland ally brexit negotiations key military partner russia poland said reforms necessary allies hungary indicated veto ultimate sanction suspending poland voting rights bloc at one point translator slip made morawiecki appear cast may madame brexit though fact said polish madame pm said brexit brexit may said britain poland signed defense security cooperation treaty deepens cooperation training information sharing capability development on eve visit foreign secretary boris johnson moscow may said vladimir putin kremlin trying weapons information undermine international system we deeply concerned russia attempts weapons information told reporters the kremlin seeking undermine international system succeed morawiecki said hoped france germany aiming work best solution britain leaves eu i deep hopes conviction french german partners aim work best solution new easy situation respect brexit morawiecki said worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Britain's "Madame Brexit" tells Poland: Your constitution is your own matterWARSAW (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May gave Poland a rare dose of big power support on Thursday by saying that its constitution was its own affair, a sharply different tone to that of the European Union which has scolded Warsaw over judicial reforms. The EU executive launched an unprecedented action against Poland on Wednesday, calling on other EU member states to prepare to sanction Warsaw if it fails to reverse judicial reforms that Brussels says pose a threat to democracy. When asked about the Commission s move to deploy the  nuclear option  under Article 7 of the 2009 Lisbon treaty, May said:  These constitutional issues are normally, and should be primarily a matter for the individual country concerned.  Speaking alongside Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki in Warsaw, May said:  Across Europe we have collective belief in the rule of law.    I welcome the fact that Prime Minister Morawiecki has indicated that he will be speaking with the European Commission and I hope that that will lead to a satisfactory resolution.  While the EU executive has censured Polish ruling party leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski s push to have control of judicial appointments, May is seeking to court Poland as an ally in Brexit negotiations and key military partner against Russia. Poland has said reforms are necessary while like-minded allies in Hungary have indicated they will veto the ultimate sanction of suspending Poland s voting rights in the bloc. At one point, a translator s slip made Morawiecki appear to cast May as  Madame Brexit , though in fact he said in Polish:  as Madame PM said, Brexit is Brexit . May said Britain and Poland had signed a defense and security cooperation treaty which deepens cooperation on training, information sharing and capability development. On the eve of a visit by Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson to Moscow, May said Vladimir Putin s Kremlin was trying to weaponise information and undermine a rules-based international system.  We are both deeply concerned by Russia s attempts to weaponise information,  she told reporters.  The Kremlin is seeking to undermine the international rules-based system and it will not succeed.  Morawiecki said he hoped France and Germany were aiming to work out the best solution with Britain as it leaves the EU  I have deep hopes and conviction that our French and German partners aim to work out the best solution in this new, not easy situation that we are in with respect to Brexit,  Morawiecki said. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: britain madame brexit tells poland your constitution matterwarsaw reuters british prime minister theresa may gave poland rare dose big power support thursday saying constitution affair sharply different tone european union scored warsaw judicial reforms the eu executive launched unprecedented action poland wednesday calling eu member states prepare sanction warsaw fails reverse judicial reforms brussels says pose threat democracy when asked commission move deploy nuclear option article isbn treaty may said these constitutional issues normally primarily matter individual country concerned speaking alongside polish prime minister mates morawiecki warsaw may said across europe collective belief rule law i welcome fact prime minister morawiecki indicated speaking european commission i hope lead satisfactory resolution while eu executive censured polish ruling party leader jaroslaw kaczynski push control judicial appointments may seeking court poland ally brexit negotiations key military partner russia poland said reforms necessary allies hungary indicated veto ultimate sanction suspending poland voting rights bloc at one point translator slip made morawiecki appear cast may madame brexit though fact said polish madame pm said brexit brexit may said britain poland signed defense security cooperation treaty deepens cooperation training information sharing capability development on eve visit foreign secretary boris johnson moscow may said vladimir putin kremlin trying weapons information undermine international system we deeply concerned russia attempts weapons information told reporters the kremlin seeking undermine international system succeed morawiecki said hoped france germany aiming work best solution britain leaves eu i deep hopes conviction french german partners aim work best solution new easy situation respect brexit morawiecki said worldnews