For our followers who do not know what is happening in Poland and why it is happening, here is a breakdown. The ongoing political crisis in Poland stems from a dispute between Prime Minister Donald Tusk and President Karol Norucki over the Constitutional Court. Donald Tusk believes that the previous PiS government (2015–2023) politicized the judiciary through controversial judicial appointments. This is backed by a 2025 CJEU ruling that supported growing concerns about the independence of the courts. Tusk claims his reforms are necessary to restore the rule of law. Carol Nawrocki, meanwhile, believes that the Donald Tusk government is politicizing the judiciary by appointing political allies, including former cabinet minister Massie Barak. Noruki claims that the reforms violate constitutional procedures. Today, according to reports, the president of the court, Bogdan Schweichkovsky, was suspended, which caused demonstrations and police deployment. Both sides accuse each other of undermining Poland's constitutional order.

For our followers who do not know what is happening in Poland and why it is happening, here is a breakdown. The ongoing political crisis in Poland stems from a dispute between Prime Minister Donald Tusk and President Karol Norucki over the Constitutional Court. Donald Tusk believes that the previous PiS government (2015–2023) politicized the judiciary through controversial judicial appointments. This is backed by a 2025 CJEU ruling that supported growing concerns about the independence of the courts. Tusk claims his reforms are necessary to restore the rule of law. Carol Nawrocki, meanwhile, believes that the Donald Tusk government is politicizing the judiciary by appointing political allies, including former cabinet minister Massie Barak. Noruki claims that the reforms violate constitutional procedures. Today, according to reports, the president of the court, Bogdan Schweichkovsky, was suspended, which caused demonstrations and police deployment. Both sides accuse each other of undermining Poland's constitutional order.