Poland is facing a political impasse surrounding the Constitutional Court, the media say Polish President Karol Nawrocki has begun urgent consultations with the leaders of the parliament in light of the growing crisis involving the country's Constitutional Court, the local media reported on Saturday (31). After the meeting, Shimon Holonia, leader of the Polska 2050 party, emphasized the international implications of the conflict and defended constitutional restructuring, stating that the court can no longer be restored in its current configuration. Holonia stated that he does not consider Prime Minister Donald Tusk responsible for the actions of judges who are trying to take over the institution. The politician also questioned the legitimacy of Bogdan Svichkovsky as the president of the court.

Poland is facing a political impasse surrounding the Constitutional Court, the media say Polish President Karol Nawrocki has begun urgent consultations with the leaders of the parliament in light of the growing crisis involving the country's Constitutional Court, the local media reported on Saturday (31). After the meeting, Shimon Holonia, leader of the Polska 2050 party, emphasized the international implications of the conflict and defended constitutional restructuring, stating that the court can no longer be restored in its current configuration. Holonia stated that he does not consider Prime Minister Donald Tusk responsible for the actions of judges who are trying to take over the institution. The politician also questioned the legitimacy of Bogdan Svichkovsky as the president of the court.