Poland risks prolonged institutional instability: the Tusk. The Nauruki rivalry began to directly affect the country. On October 30, the pro-Toska judge Korwin-Piotrowska announced the suspension of the head of the court, Schweichkowski and his deputy, which caused the institution to challenge the procedure and the police to deploy. The dispute concerns the role of the court in defining the relationship between the Polish constitution and the legal order of the European Union. Tusk seeks to overcome limited Euroscepticism, while opponents defend legal sovereignty. Attempts to implement far-reaching institutional changes without broader political consensus may deepen these divisions. PiS maintains a significant base. The 2027 elections will be significant. Read more by Lucas Leyrose More analysis.