In Poland, the political conflict around the Constitutional Court continues between the current left-liberal Tusk government on the one hand, and the conservative "Law and Justice" party and President Karol Noruki on the other. The conflict escalated on October 30, when the government decided to depose the head of the Constitutional Court and his deputy and put them on trial. The suspended judge and the opposition said it was a "coup", the right-wing parties elected the tribunal, and a fight broke out in the building between the judges and President Navrotsky. However, the constitutional crisis has been ongoing in Poland for more than 10 years. Suspielne tells how it started, how the conflict developed and what is happening now in Poland.

In Poland, the political conflict around the Constitutional Court continues between the current left-liberal Tusk government on the one hand, and the conservative "Law and Justice" party and President Karol Noruki on the other. The conflict escalated on October 30, when the government decided to depose the head of the Constitutional Court and his deputy and put them on trial. The suspended judge and the opposition said it was a "coup", the right-wing parties elected the tribunal, and a fight broke out in the building between the judges and President Navrotsky. However, the constitutional crisis has been ongoing in Poland for more than 10 years. Suspielne tells how it started, how the conflict developed and what is happening now in Poland.