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At the center of the constitutional crisis is the conflict between Donald Tusk's government and President Carol Noruki Haslim following the controversial removal of the chairman and deputy chairman of the Constitutional Court. The parties accuse each other of breaking the law and trying to seize one of the central government institutions. The confrontation has already gone beyond the scope of a legal hearing: mass demonstrations took place in Warsaw, the police strengthened security in the court building, and the president cut short his foreign trip ahead of schedule and returned to Israel. The former Polish judge, the journalist Tomasz Schmidt told how things really stand. Full video - a new episode of the program "Morning Z" with Ivan Kaminev.

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At the center of the constitutional crisis is the conflict between Donald Tusk's government and President Carol Noruki Haslim following the controversial removal of the chairman and deputy chairman of the Constitutional Court. The parties accuse each other of breaking the law and trying to seize one of the central government institutions. The confrontation has already gone beyond the scope of a legal hearing: mass demonstrations took place in Warsaw, the police strengthened security in the court building, and the president cut short his foreign trip ahead of schedule and returned to Israel. The former Polish judge, the journalist Tomasz Schmidt told how things really stand. Full video - a new episode of the program "Morning Z" with Ivan Kaminev.

At the center of the constitutional crisis is the conflict between Donald Tusk's government and President Carol Noruki Haslim following the controversial removal of the chairman and deputy chairman of the Constitutional Court. The parties accuse each other of breaking the law and trying to seize one of the central government institutions. The confrontation has already gone beyond the scope of a legal hearing: mass demonstrations took place in Warsaw, the police strengthened security in the court building, and the president cut short his foreign trip ahead of schedule and returned to Israel. The former Polish judge, the journalist Tomasz Schmidt told how things really stand. Full video - a new episode of the program "Morning Z" with Ivan Kaminev.

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