The fight over the Constitutional Court intensified in Poland: Norucki urgently returns to Warsaw A conflict broke out in the Polish capital between the government of Donald Tusk and President Karol Norucki. The police arrived at the Constitutional Court building, where a dispute arose regarding the reception of newly elected judges. The law enforcement officers informed about the arrest of three people, while denying that they entered the institution. The reason for the conflict was the appointment of new judges: the Seimas chose six candidates, but Navrotsky refused to swear in three of them. Against the backdrop of the escalation, the president cut short his visit to Senegal and is returning to Poland. Opposition politicians are already calling the government's actions an attempted coup.

The fight over the Constitutional Court intensified in Poland: Norucki urgently returns to Warsaw A conflict broke out in the Polish capital between the government of Donald Tusk and President Karol Norucki. The police arrived at the Constitutional Court building, where a dispute arose regarding the reception of newly elected judges. The law enforcement officers informed about the arrest of three people, while denying that they entered the institution. The reason for the conflict was the appointment of new judges: the Seimas chose six candidates, but Navrotsky refused to swear in three of them. Against the backdrop of the escalation, the president cut short his visit to Senegal and is returning to Poland. Opposition politicians are already calling the government's actions an attempted coup.