Constitutional crisis in Warsaw: the opposition speaks of a coup, according to the Prime Minister, the rule of law is now being restored

Donald Tusk emphasized Poland's strong democracy and the government's commitment to legality in a recent speech. He criticized opposition forces for their protests and highlighted the need for a new constitutional court law. Tusk expressed confidence that the constitutional court would soon operate independently. Tensions escalated when a constitutional judge suspended the court's president, leading to protests. The opposition demands parliament dissolution and new elections, which require a two-thirds majority. President Karol Nawrocki accused the government of constitutional violations and demanded the reversal of recent actions. Former constitutional court presidents supported the government, while Nawrocki's actions faced criticism. The political deadlock continues as both the government and opposition refuse to yield, with upcoming national celebrations expected to spark further protests.