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Attempted coup in Poland: What was the dispute over the judicial reform in Poland escalated into a constitutional crisis. Judges allied with liberal Prime Minister Donald Tusk tried, with the support of the police, to seize control of the Constitutional Court. At that time, the country's right-wing conservative president, Karol Noruki, who was on his way to negotiations in Senegal, carried out a "coup on Europe" on his plane and returned to Warsaw to break into the court with his supporters and stop the "coup attempt". It was still not possible to resolve the crisis: now in Poland there are de facto two supreme judicial bodies, which are theoretically capable of canceling each other's decisions. We tell you how the conflict between Tusk and Navrocki led the country to a constitutional impasse. The world is on fire, and we are in Zen.

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Attempted coup in Poland: What was the dispute over the judicial reform in Poland escalated into a constitutional crisis. Judges allied with liberal Prime Minister Donald Tusk tried, with the support of the police, to seize control of the Constitutional Court. At that time, the country's right-wing conservative president, Karol Noruki, who was on his way to negotiations in Senegal, carried out a "coup on Europe" on his plane and returned to Warsaw to break into the court with his supporters and stop the "coup attempt". It was still not possible to resolve the crisis: now in Poland there are de facto two supreme judicial bodies, which are theoretically capable of canceling each other's decisions. We tell you how the conflict between Tusk and Navrocki led the country to a constitutional impasse. The world is on fire, and we are in Zen.

Attempted coup in Poland: What was the dispute over the judicial reform in Poland escalated into a constitutional crisis. Judges allied with liberal Prime Minister Donald Tusk tried, with the support of the police, to seize control of the Constitutional Court. At that time, the country's right-wing conservative president, Karol Noruki, who was on his way to negotiations in Senegal, carried out a "coup on Europe" on his plane and returned to Warsaw to break into the court with his supporters and stop the "coup attempt". It was still not possible to resolve the crisis: now in Poland there are de facto two supreme judicial bodies, which are theoretically capable of canceling each other's decisions. We tell you how the conflict between Tusk and Navrocki led the country to a constitutional impasse. The world is on fire, and we are in Zen.

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