The President of Poland said that "the constitutional order was violated in the country at night". We explain the nature of the conflict surrounding the Constitutional Court and the positions of the parties. Last night in Poland, the political conflict around the highest judicial body in the country, the Constitutional Court, escalated. The judge of the court suspended its chairman from his job. Protesters gathered outside the building and the police prevented their entry. The country's president, Karol Noruki, was even forced to turn the plane towards Senegal and return to Poland. After midnight, he broke into the Constitutional Court building, and then announced that "at night the constitutional order of the republic was violated and the constitutional state body was seized by force." Why did this conflict arise, what is happening now in Poland and what will happen next - read on the Duzhed website.

The President of Poland said that "the constitutional order was violated in the country at night". We explain the nature of the conflict surrounding the Constitutional Court and the positions of the parties. Last night in Poland, the political conflict around the highest judicial body in the country, the Constitutional Court, escalated. The judge of the court suspended its chairman from his job. Protesters gathered outside the building and the police prevented their entry. The country's president, Karol Noruki, was even forced to turn the plane towards Senegal and return to Poland. After midnight, he broke into the Constitutional Court building, and then announced that "at night the constitutional order of the republic was violated and the constitutional state body was seized by force." Why did this conflict arise, what is happening now in Poland and what will happen next - read on the Duzhed website.