Donald Tusk has a plan for the crisis in the Constitutional Tribunal. The Prime Minister will tell the President: "checkmate"

Donald Tusk plans to propose constitutional changes to address the crisis surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal in Poland. The government previously attempted to resolve the situation through legislative actions but is now seeking a broader debate on constitutional amendments. Tusk aims to collaborate with political forces advocating for constitutional reset, including the Razem party and Confederation. He believes that judges legally appointed by the Sejm should serve in the Tribunal, and the president must swear them in according to the Constitution. The situation has drawn international attention, with the U.S. ambassador commenting on the seriousness of the events unfolding at the Tribunal.