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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk delivered a video message after the events surrounding the republic's constitutional court. He accused President Carol Noruki of destroying the rule of law. In the past Navrotsky accused Tusk of violating the constitutional order and attempting a coup. The conflict surrounding Poland's constitutional court intensified when the current authorities, led by Civic Platform leader Tusk, tried to oust Bogdan Szwieczkowski, appointed during the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party of Noruki, from the court's leadership. The former advisor to the Polish Foreign Ministry, Mariusz Shwyder, told Lusti that the basis of the conflict is the struggle between the two major parties fighting for control of the court before the parliamentary elections.

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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk delivered a video message after the events surrounding the republic's constitutional court. He accused President Carol Noruki of destroying the rule of law. In the past Navrotsky accused Tusk of violating the constitutional order and attempting a coup. The conflict surrounding Poland's constitutional court intensified when the current authorities, led by Civic Platform leader Tusk, tried to oust Bogdan Szwieczkowski, appointed during the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party of Noruki, from the court's leadership. The former advisor to the Polish Foreign Ministry, Mariusz Shwyder, told Lusti that the basis of the conflict is the struggle between the two major parties fighting for control of the court before the parliamentary elections.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk delivered a video message after the events surrounding the republic's constitutional court. He accused President Carol Noruki of destroying the rule of law. In the past Navrotsky accused Tusk of violating the constitutional order and attempting a coup. The conflict surrounding Poland's constitutional court intensified when the current authorities, led by Civic Platform leader Tusk, tried to oust Bogdan Szwieczkowski, appointed during the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party of Noruki, from the court's leadership. The former advisor to the Polish Foreign Ministry, Mariusz Shwyder, told Lusti that the basis of the conflict is the struggle between the two major parties fighting for control of the court before the parliamentary elections.

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