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The conflict surrounding the Constitutional Court escalated in Poland. President Carol Noruki convened an emergency meeting with the participation of representatives of all political forces. Amidst the crisis, he cut short his visit to Senegal early and returned to Israel. In the evening, police arrived at the Constitutional Court building in Warsaw. On the same day, it became known that the chairman of the court, Bogdan Shveichkovsky, and his deputy, Bartolomei Sochanski, were removed from their positions. Judge Anna Corwin-Piotrovskaia announced that she is temporarily taking over the leadership of the court. She cited the reason for the ouster of the previous leadership as the refusal to allow four judges elected by parliament to work. Sohansky reacted sharply to what was happening and called the change of leadership a coup. Prime Minister Donald Tusk supported the steps taken. According to him, after the rule of law and justice, decisive action is required to restore the rule of law.

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The conflict surrounding the Constitutional Court escalated in Poland. President Carol Noruki convened an emergency meeting with the participation of representatives of all political forces. Amidst the crisis, he cut short his visit to Senegal early and returned to Israel. In the evening, police arrived at the Constitutional Court building in Warsaw. On the same day, it became known that the chairman of the court, Bogdan Shveichkovsky, and his deputy, Bartolomei Sochanski, were removed from their positions. Judge Anna Corwin-Piotrovskaia announced that she is temporarily taking over the leadership of the court. She cited the reason for the ouster of the previous leadership as the refusal to allow four judges elected by parliament to work. Sohansky reacted sharply to what was happening and called the change of leadership a coup. Prime Minister Donald Tusk supported the steps taken. According to him, after the rule of law and justice, decisive action is required to restore the rule of law.

The conflict surrounding the Constitutional Court escalated in Poland. President Carol Noruki convened an emergency meeting with the participation of representatives of all political forces. Amidst the crisis, he cut short his visit to Senegal early and returned to Israel. In the evening, police arrived at the Constitutional Court building in Warsaw. On the same day, it became known that the chairman of the court, Bogdan Shveichkovsky, and his deputy, Bartolomei Sochanski, were removed from their positions. Judge Anna Corwin-Piotrovskaia announced that she is temporarily taking over the leadership of the court. She cited the reason for the ouster of the previous leadership as the refusal to allow four judges elected by parliament to work. Sohansky reacted sharply to what was happening and called the change of leadership a coup. Prime Minister Donald Tusk supported the steps taken. According to him, after the rule of law and justice, decisive action is required to restore the rule of law.

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