Political crisis in Poland. What is known so far? - The President of Poland Karol Norucki has returned to Warsaw and is holding an emergency meeting at the Presidential Palace. The first chairman of the Supreme Court, Zbigniew Kapinski, takes part in it. The head of the suspended Constitutional Court, Bogdan Sonchkovsky, also arrived at the palace. Earlier Noruki turned the plane on the way to Senegal because of what was happening in Warsaw. - The opposition accuses Prime Minister Donald Tusk of a coup attempt and demands the intervention of the President. The leader of the Law and Justice Party (whose judges Tusk is trying to impeach), Jaroslav Kaczynski, said that the participants in the alleged coup should be prosecuted, and called on President Noruki to use all legal powers to stop the government's actions. - The chairman of the suspended court tried to break into his territory together with the protesters. After his arrival at the building, protesters began storming the gate in the fence. His locking device was cut, and Svanchakowski managed to get into the courthouse, but not into the building itself. He later called on supporters to resign and said he was not going to fight the police and would return to court with the president. - Poland's ambassador to China, Jacob Komuch, resigned due to what is happening in the country. The diplomat said that he no longer sees the possibility of fulfilling his role. Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski called his decision "unprofessional" and said that Komuch no longer represents Poland. - The police arrested three demonstrators. According to the security forces, they climbed over the fence of the courthouse. - The new head of the tribunal, Anna Korwin-Piotrovskaia, said she would stay in the building as long as needed. According to her, there are seven judges inside. She also expressed her willingness to meet with the president directly at the tribunal if his security deemed the visit safe.

Political crisis in Poland. What is known so far? - The President of Poland Karol Norucki has returned to Warsaw and is holding an emergency meeting at the Presidential Palace. The first chairman of the Supreme Court, Zbigniew Kapinski, takes part in it. The head of the suspended Constitutional Court, Bogdan Sonchkovsky, also arrived at the palace. Earlier Noruki turned the plane on the way to Senegal because of what was happening in Warsaw. - The opposition accuses Prime Minister Donald Tusk of a coup attempt and demands the intervention of the President. The leader of the Law and Justice Party (whose judges Tusk is trying to impeach), Jaroslav Kaczynski, said that the participants in the alleged coup should be prosecuted, and called on President Noruki to use all legal powers to stop the government's actions. - The chairman of the suspended court tried to break into his territory together with the protesters. After his arrival at the building, protesters began storming the gate in the fence. His locking device was cut, and Svanchakowski managed to get into the courthouse, but not into the building itself. He later called on supporters to resign and said he was not going to fight the police and would return to court with the president. - Poland's ambassador to China, Jacob Komuch, resigned due to what is happening in the country. The diplomat said that he no longer sees the possibility of fulfilling his role. Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski called his decision "unprofessional" and said that Komuch no longer represents Poland. - The police arrested three demonstrators. According to the security forces, they climbed over the fence of the courthouse. - The new head of the tribunal, Anna Korwin-Piotrovskaia, said she would stay in the building as long as needed. According to her, there are seven judges inside. She also expressed her willingness to meet with the president directly at the tribunal if his security deemed the visit safe.