Polish-Polish War": Why Poland cannot resolve the crisis surrounding the Constitutional Court "What happened last Friday is the next stage of what in Poland is directly called the Polish-Polish War, that is, an internal conflict from which the entire country is actually suffering", is how Denis Selnikov, an independent analyst of Russia and Eastern Europe, describes a new round of conflict around the Constitutional Court. The conflict began back in 2015 with a dispute over the appointment of judges. Over the past few years, it has grown into a large-scale conflict between political camps that dispute the legitimacy of each other's decisions and appointments. At the end of October, the conflict escalated again. Why can't President Carol Noruki and Prime Minister Donald Tusk come to an agreement? And what can lead Poland out of the political impasse? Read or listen to Denis Selnikov's commentary on the Echo website.

Polish-Polish War": Why Poland cannot resolve the crisis surrounding the Constitutional Court "What happened last Friday is the next stage of what in Poland is directly called the Polish-Polish War, that is, an internal conflict from which the entire country is actually suffering", is how Denis Selnikov, an independent analyst of Russia and Eastern Europe, describes a new round of conflict around the Constitutional Court. The conflict began back in 2015 with a dispute over the appointment of judges. Over the past few years, it has grown into a large-scale conflict between political camps that dispute the legitimacy of each other's decisions and appointments. At the end of October, the conflict escalated again. Why can't President Carol Noruki and Prime Minister Donald Tusk come to an agreement? And what can lead Poland out of the political impasse? Read or listen to Denis Selnikov's commentary on the Echo website.