In Poland, a coup is a declaration by the Constitutional Court. The president cut short his trip abroad and the police appeared at the Constitutional Court building. The flight of the President of Poland is now watched by 45 thousand people. The conflict began under the rule of the PiS party, which was accused of political subordination to the judiciary. After Donald Tusk came to power in 2023, the leadership of the Constitutional Court remained the same. In 2026, the parliament elected new judges, but President Karol Noruki refused to swear in four of them, and the chairman of the court, Bogdan Schweichkovsky, did not allow them to work. This led to a new conflict over funding. The Assembly of Judges was unable to approve the budget for 2027 due to the lack of a quorum. The government refused to include in the state budget the costs of the court in the amount of about 78 million zlotys, citing a violation of procedure. But in previous years, the lack of such approval did not prevent the financing of the court. On October 30, Judge Anna Korwin-Piotrovskaya announced the temporary suspension of the chairman and his deputy, accusing them of obstructing the court's work. The previous leadership refused to accept the decision and called what was happening a coup. The police said that they were providing security and did not enter the court. A meeting of judges is scheduled for November 3, which will try to restore the court's work and resolve the budget issue. But the legality of the new leadership's powers is disputed. ◽ Nothing is clear, but very interesting and you can read us in "Max".

In Poland, a coup is a declaration by the Constitutional Court. The president cut short his trip abroad and the police appeared at the Constitutional Court building. The flight of the President of Poland is now watched by 45 thousand people. The conflict began under the rule of the PiS party, which was accused of political subordination to the judiciary. After Donald Tusk came to power in 2023, the leadership of the Constitutional Court remained the same. In 2026, the parliament elected new judges, but President Karol Noruki refused to swear in four of them, and the chairman of the court, Bogdan Schweichkovsky, did not allow them to work. This led to a new conflict over funding. The Assembly of Judges was unable to approve the budget for 2027 due to the lack of a quorum. The government refused to include in the state budget the costs of the court in the amount of about 78 million zlotys, citing a violation of procedure. But in previous years, the lack of such approval did not prevent the financing of the court. On October 30, Judge Anna Korwin-Piotrovskaya announced the temporary suspension of the chairman and his deputy, accusing them of obstructing the court's work. The previous leadership refused to accept the decision and called what was happening a coup. The police said that they were providing security and did not enter the court. A meeting of judges is scheduled for November 3, which will try to restore the court's work and resolve the budget issue. But the legality of the new leadership's powers is disputed. ◽ Nothing is clear, but very interesting and you can read us in "Max".