Polish president aborts Africa trip as Constitutional Tribunal power struggle escalates in Warsaw
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Polish police in Warsaw are blocking the Constitutional Court president, appointed by the previous right-wing government, from entering the court building. This escalates the ongoing conflict between the current government and the judiciary, raising concerns about rule of law and institutional stability in Poland.
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A power struggle at Poland's Constitutional Tribunal has escalated significantly following the removal/suspension of its president and two senior justices by government authorities, prompting police deployment and protests in Warsaw. President Duda/Nawrocki aborted an Africa trip to address the crisis, signaling high-level domestic political confrontation. The legality of these actions and the full implications for the rule of law remain uncertain.
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