Czarnek to Tusk: The solution is simple. You resign and the nation decides.

Donald Tusk criticized Karol Nawrocki for escalating tensions regarding the Constitutional Tribunal, asserting that the conflict can be resolved without constitutional changes. He emphasized that a democratic state must not yield to violence, regardless of external pressures. In response, PiS vice president Przemysław Czarnek suggested Tusk resign to resolve the conflict, arguing that political will cannot override the Constitution. The crisis in the Tribunal arose after the announcement of a break in duties for its president and vice president, leading to Nawrocki's intervention and calls for urgent consultations. Tusk condemned the attack on the Tribunal as part of a broader effort to undermine the rule of law in Poland.