Adrian Zandberg on the Constitutional Tribunal: So that it doesn't end up on the Poniatowski Bridge like in May 1926.

On Friday, police were deployed to the Constitutional Tribunal following a warning from Judge Anna Korwin-Piotrowska about potential threats to judges and staff. The Tribunal's president and vice-president were placed on forced leave, leading to accusations of a power grab. Political tensions escalated, with calls for a constitutional reset from Adrian Zandberg, who emphasized the need for a Tribunal free from political influence. The situation intensified outside the Tribunal, resulting in police intervention and clashes with protesters. President Karol Nawrocki canceled his trip to Senegal due to the unfolding crisis.