The coup began in Poland": the police blocked the Constitutional Court. After a few years, the crisis that was like a fire under the ashes showed itself in Poland; The crisis that began following the dispute over the judges of the Constitutional Court, has now entered a new phase with the new action of the government and the security forces against this court. In the midst of an intensifying political crisis, the police blockaded the Constitutional Court building, and a notice was published on its website about the suspension of the authority of the head of the court, Bogdan Swinchkovsky, and his deputy. Jaroslaw Kaczynski, leader of the opposition PiS party, accused the government of "capturing the court" and warned of the danger of the country becoming a police state. On the other hand, some warn that what started in Poland will soon turn into a serious crisis on various levels, and a protest against livelihood problems will be added to it. On the other hand, Prime Minister Donald Tusk declared that restoring the rule of law is the government's duty, even if this process is painful. This conflict started in 2023 and intensified due to the appointment of new judges: the president refused to accept the oath of four of the six candidates chosen by the parliament. The president left his trip to Senegal halfway and is on his way back to Warsaw.

The coup began in Poland": the police blocked the Constitutional Court. After a few years, the crisis that was like a fire under the ashes showed itself in Poland; The crisis that began following the dispute over the judges of the Constitutional Court, has now entered a new phase with the new action of the government and the security forces against this court. In the midst of an intensifying political crisis, the police blockaded the Constitutional Court building, and a notice was published on its website about the suspension of the authority of the head of the court, Bogdan Swinchkovsky, and his deputy. Jaroslaw Kaczynski, leader of the opposition PiS party, accused the government of "capturing the court" and warned of the danger of the country becoming a police state. On the other hand, some warn that what started in Poland will soon turn into a serious crisis on various levels, and a protest against livelihood problems will be added to it. On the other hand, Prime Minister Donald Tusk declared that restoring the rule of law is the government's duty, even if this process is painful. This conflict started in 2023 and intensified due to the appointment of new judges: the president refused to accept the oath of four of the six candidates chosen by the parliament. The president left his trip to Senegal halfway and is on his way back to Warsaw.