Poland's permanent representative to the United Nations, Krzysztof Szczerski, has resigned amid the country's constitutional crisis, a spokesman for the Polish Foreign Ministry said. Szcharski asked to end the diplomatic mission before the deadline, but Foreign Minister Radoslav Sikorski granted the request. The diplomat will leave his post in November. Last week, the Polish ambassadors to Romania and China, Pavel Soloch and Jakub Komuch, resigned due to the situation surrounding the Constitutional Court. Recently, the political crisis surrounding the Constitutional Court of Poland, several of whose members were appointed by the previous government, intensified. On October 30, Tusk's forces took control of the Constitutional Court, and a statement appeared on the Constitutional Court's website about the removal of Chairman Bogdan Sonczakovski, Nabrucki's protégé. However, on the court's page on the X social network, a message was published stating that the site was seized illegally, and Svanchakovski remained the chairman. Nabrotsky's supporters arrived at the building, and clashes broke out as the police sided with Tusk.

Poland's permanent representative to the United Nations, Krzysztof Szczerski, has resigned amid the country's constitutional crisis, a spokesman for the Polish Foreign Ministry said. Szcharski asked to end the diplomatic mission before the deadline, but Foreign Minister Radoslav Sikorski granted the request. The diplomat will leave his post in November. Last week, the Polish ambassadors to Romania and China, Pavel Soloch and Jakub Komuch, resigned due to the situation surrounding the Constitutional Court. Recently, the political crisis surrounding the Constitutional Court of Poland, several of whose members were appointed by the previous government, intensified. On October 30, Tusk's forces took control of the Constitutional Court, and a statement appeared on the Constitutional Court's website about the removal of Chairman Bogdan Sonczakovski, Nabrucki's protégé. However, on the court's page on the X social network, a message was published stating that the site was seized illegally, and Svanchakovski remained the chairman. Nabrotsky's supporters arrived at the building, and clashes broke out as the police sided with Tusk.