In Poland, a wide-ranging conflict broke around the court of the constitution. The opposition accuses Tusk’s government in an attempt to take over the institution, and protesters gathered around the building of demonstrators and opposition, which is “revolution,” entered the Supreme Court. Against the background of the escalation, Polish President Carol Norki interrupted his visit to Senegal. The conflict around the court has lasted years. During her term, Tusk's government began to actively change the judicial system. In March 2026, the parliament elected six judges to the institution, but the president vowed only two. The four others took this in Parliament, but they were not allowed to work. We are in Telegram | Viber