Two parties from Poland's ruling coalition reached negotiations with President Norucki, which Prime Minister Tusk's party refused. Noruki, who represents the opposition PiS, convened the leaders of the parliamentary parties to discuss the conflict surrounding the Constitutional Court, which erupted tonight. Tusk's ruling civil coalition refused to attend the meeting. And so is the Left Party, which is also part of the ruling coalition. At the same time, the leaders of two other coalition parties arrived in Nauruki - Defense Minister Kusiniak-Kamish, who heads the Polish Farmers' Party, and Shimon Golovnia from the Poland 2050 Party. On this basis, some members of the public have already started talking about a possible split in the ruling coalition.

Two parties from Poland's ruling coalition reached negotiations with President Norucki, which Prime Minister Tusk's party refused. Noruki, who represents the opposition PiS, convened the leaders of the parliamentary parties to discuss the conflict surrounding the Constitutional Court, which erupted tonight. Tusk's ruling civil coalition refused to attend the meeting. And so is the Left Party, which is also part of the ruling coalition. At the same time, the leaders of two other coalition parties arrived in Nauruki - Defense Minister Kusiniak-Kamish, who heads the Polish Farmers' Party, and Shimon Golovnia from the Poland 2050 Party. On this basis, some members of the public have already started talking about a possible split in the ruling coalition.