"FT" on the situation in the Polish Constitutional Tribunal: It's not hard to sympathize with Donald Tusk.

The Financial Times discusses Poland's institutional crisis regarding the Constitutional Tribunal, emphasizing the dilemma faced by Prime Minister Donald Tusk's government in restoring the rule of law without resorting to extralegal methods. The article highlights the challenges posed by the previous government's actions in appointing loyalists to judicial positions. It warns against circumventing constitutional procedures, which could set dangerous precedents for future governance. The FT suggests that a potential compromise could involve accepting the Venice Commission's conclusions regarding judicial appointments, stressing the importance of maintaining institutional checks to prevent future manipulation by leaders.