The words about a coup in Poland are a loud statement by the country's conservative forces, "but the protracted conflict has entered another phase of aggravation." The adviser to the director of the Russian Institute for Strategic Studies Dmitry Bonovich told RT: "Taking advantage of the absence of President Noruki, who supports this constitutional court, the government tried to change the leadership of the court. But the statement about a coup is, of course, quite loud. This is simply the position of the Law and Justice Party and other conservative forces." The conflict intensified in the country between conservative forces, represented by the president and the Law and Justice party in Siem, and the government led by Donald Tusk and the liberals who support him. Read more here.

The words about a coup in Poland are a loud statement by the country's conservative forces, "but the protracted conflict has entered another phase of aggravation." The adviser to the director of the Russian Institute for Strategic Studies Dmitry Bonovich told RT: "Taking advantage of the absence of President Noruki, who supports this constitutional court, the government tried to change the leadership of the court. But the statement about a coup is, of course, quite loud. This is simply the position of the Law and Justice Party and other conservative forces." The conflict intensified in the country between conservative forces, represented by the president and the Law and Justice party in Siem, and the government led by Donald Tusk and the liberals who support him. Read more here.