In Poland, there is an open war between Prime Minister Tusk and President Noruki. Tusk has a parliamentary majority and a government. Nuruki, an ally of the PiS (Law and Justice) party, has a presidential veto and the ability to block the appointment of judges. PiS lost the parliamentary elections, but retained important positions in the country. including in the Constitutional Court. Tusk believes that PiS has turned the court into a partisan branch during the years in power and is trying to reassemble it. Noruki does not curse judges elected by the current parliament. The court administration does not allow them to work. Yesterday, Tusk's supporters removed the head of the court, who is close to PiS. The police gathered in the building, PiS supporters tried to break in, and Noruki turned the plane around on the way to Senegal and returned to Warsaw. Tusk says: We are restoring legality. PiS says it's a coup. By the way, Tusk sees Basel as an ally. Vanbrotsky is conflicted about Ukraine. This is what democracy looks like on the eastern side of NATO. Political commentator, doctor of historical sciences -.
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