In Poland, nationalists march in large numbers four days after the Krakow attack

The Independence March in Warsaw attracted around 250,000 participants, despite security concerns following a recent attack in Krakow. The event, organized by far-right groups, saw similar attendance to the record set in 2018. Many attendees expressed their patriotism and concerns over the constitutional tribunal's situation, with accusations directed at Prime Minister Donald Tusk for his role in the controversy surrounding the court's paralysis. The march highlighted the mobilization of right-wing voters in response to political tensions.