A political crisis developed in Poland, the local constitutional court announced a coup attempt There are demonstrators outside the building of the Constitutional Court in Warsaw; On the official account of the institution on the X social network, they announced an alleged illegal seizure by the court. The President of Poland Karol Norucki ordered to turn around the plane on which he was flying to Senegal in order to return to Warsaw, writes RIA Novosti. The conflict has been ongoing since 2023. Prime Minister Donald Tusk is trying to reform the justice system, but his actions are causing opposition from political opponents, write colleagues from - In Aviv, the situation worsened; Parliament elected six judges of the Constitutional Court, but the president only swore in two. It was reported that the powers of the chairman of the court Bohdan Sonchakovski and his deputy were suspended. Against this background, politicians from the Polish opposition joined the protesters in court, writes TASS. The deputy chairman of the Constitutional Court, Bartolomeo Sochanski, called what was happening a coup d'état.

A political crisis developed in Poland, the local constitutional court announced a coup attempt There are demonstrators outside the building of the Constitutional Court in Warsaw; On the official account of the institution on the X social network, they announced an alleged illegal seizure by the court. The President of Poland Karol Norucki ordered to turn around the plane on which he was flying to Senegal in order to return to Warsaw, writes RIA Novosti. The conflict has been ongoing since 2023. Prime Minister Donald Tusk is trying to reform the justice system, but his actions are causing opposition from political opponents, write colleagues from - In Aviv, the situation worsened; Parliament elected six judges of the Constitutional Court, but the president only swore in two. It was reported that the powers of the chairman of the court Bohdan Sonchakovski and his deputy were suspended. Against this background, politicians from the Polish opposition joined the protesters in court, writes TASS. The deputy chairman of the Constitutional Court, Bartolomeo Sochanski, called what was happening a coup d'état.