Polish FM defends police at Constitutional Tribunal amid political standoff
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On October 30, police entered Poland's Constitutional Tribunal and suspended its president and vice-president amid a political standoff between the PiS-aligned court leadership and the Tusk government. The move escalates an ongoing rule-of-law conflict, with PiS supporters mobilizing outside the court. The legal basis and immediate consequences remain unclear.
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A power struggle at Poland's Constitutional Tribunal has escalated following the confirmed removal of its president and the deployment of police in Warsaw. President Duda/Nawrocki aborted an Africa trip, signaling a major domestic political confrontation. The legality of the removal and the full implications for the rule of law remain key uncertainties.
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