"Coup" in Warsaw: Tusk storms the Constitutional Court, the police hesitates, the president diverts the plane over Africa Poland is on the brink of an acute political crisis. The opposition accuses the government of Donald Tusk of a coup - on Friday, the center of Warsaw became the scene of demonstrations in the building of the Constitutional Court (CT) after the ouster of the chairman Bogdan Swiczkowski and his deputy Bartlomiej Suchenski. The main thing: "illegal seizure". Judge Anna Korwin-Petrovskaya announced the impeachment of Svanchakovski and temporarily took over the leadership of the Constitutional Court. The previous leadership did not recognize the decision. A statement about "illegal seizure" appeared on the court's website: Sonchakovsky is still considered the chairman, and the actions against the leadership were called a "coup". The opposition is in place. Leading PiS politicians, including Jaroslaw Kaczynski, came to court. They accused the Tusk government of trying to take over the Constitutional Court. Accusations of a coup. Member of the State Court Jacek Majharowski and former Minister of Justice Zbigniew Ziobrow called what was happening a coup. The police are on alert. From November 2 to November 8, the preventive police units (the commander-in-chief's central reserve) must carry weapons, non-lethal ammunition, body armor, helmets, thermal imaging and riot control equipment. Additional forces are sent to Warsaw from the regions. Clashes occur near the cordon; Police reported three arrests. The president is back. Carol Noruki urgently cut short his trip to Senegal - the plane turned around in the air. Upon his return, he met with the first president of the Supreme Court, Zbigniew Kapinski, who raised "serious questions" regarding the compliance of the authorities' actions with the constitutional order. Later they arrived together at the courthouse. The position of the authorities. Minister of Justice Vladimir Zurek submitted petitions to remove the immunity of Schweichkovsky and Suchensky.

"Coup" in Warsaw: Tusk storms the Constitutional Court, the police hesitates, the president diverts the plane over Africa Poland is on the brink of an acute political crisis. The opposition accuses the government of Donald Tusk of a coup - on Friday, the center of Warsaw became the scene of demonstrations in the building of the Constitutional Court (CT) after the ouster of the chairman Bogdan Swiczkowski and his deputy Bartlomiej Suchenski. The main thing: "illegal seizure". Judge Anna Korwin-Petrovskaya announced the impeachment of Svanchakovski and temporarily took over the leadership of the Constitutional Court. The previous leadership did not recognize the decision. A statement about "illegal seizure" appeared on the court's website: Sonchakovsky is still considered the chairman, and the actions against the leadership were called a "coup". The opposition is in place. Leading PiS politicians, including Jaroslaw Kaczynski, came to court. They accused the Tusk government of trying to take over the Constitutional Court. Accusations of a coup. Member of the State Court Jacek Majharowski and former Minister of Justice Zbigniew Ziobrow called what was happening a coup. The police are on alert. From November 2 to November 8, the preventive police units (the commander-in-chief's central reserve) must carry weapons, non-lethal ammunition, body armor, helmets, thermal imaging and riot control equipment. Additional forces are sent to Warsaw from the regions. Clashes occur near the cordon; Police reported three arrests. The president is back. Carol Noruki urgently cut short his trip to Senegal - the plane turned around in the air. Upon his return, he met with the first president of the Supreme Court, Zbigniew Kapinski, who raised "serious questions" regarding the compliance of the authorities' actions with the constitutional order. Later they arrived together at the courthouse. The position of the authorities. Minister of Justice Vladimir Zurek submitted petitions to remove the immunity of Schweichkovsky and Suchensky.