The basis of the conflict surrounding Poland's constitutional court is the struggle between the two largest political parties in the republic, political scientist Mariusz Wieder, a former adviser to the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, told Vesti. Prime Minister Donald Tusk's Civic Platform and President Karol Noruki's Law and Justice (PiS) are battling for control of the court ahead of parliamentary elections in 2027, he noted. On October 30, Judge Anna Korwin-Piotrovskaya announced the impeachment of the Chairman of the Constitutional Court, Bogdan Sonchkovsky. She justified her right to make such a decision in the law, which grants this opportunity to the judge with the longest work experience. On the official page of the Constitutional Court on the X social network, they announced the illegal seizure of the institution's website. They emphasized that Svanchakovski remained the chairman of the court, and Korwin-Piotrovskaya was called a participant in the coup attempt. There were demonstrations outside the courthouse that escalated into clashes with the police. In order not to miss our exclusivity: website | Max | Telegram | "Russia 24" live broadcast.

The basis of the conflict surrounding Poland's constitutional court is the struggle between the two largest political parties in the republic, political scientist Mariusz Wieder, a former adviser to the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, told Vesti. Prime Minister Donald Tusk's Civic Platform and President Karol Noruki's Law and Justice (PiS) are battling for control of the court ahead of parliamentary elections in 2027, he noted. On October 30, Judge Anna Korwin-Piotrovskaya announced the impeachment of the Chairman of the Constitutional Court, Bogdan Sonchkovsky. She justified her right to make such a decision in the law, which grants this opportunity to the judge with the longest work experience. On the official page of the Constitutional Court on the X social network, they announced the illegal seizure of the institution's website. They emphasized that Svanchakovski remained the chairman of the court, and Korwin-Piotrovskaya was called a participant in the coup attempt. There were demonstrations outside the courthouse that escalated into clashes with the police. In order not to miss our exclusivity: website | Max | Telegram | "Russia 24" live broadcast.