Constitutional crisis in Poland. Dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal on the front pages of foreign media

The ongoing conflict over Poland's Constitutional Tribunal has intensified, with police presence and political tensions escalating. The ruling party, PiS, has appointed judges aligned with its interests, leading to accusations of undermining judicial independence. Recent actions by the new centrist coalition, including suspending key judges, have sparked claims of a coup and protests. The situation reflects a broader struggle for judicial independence in Poland, with implications for its relationship with the EU. Media coverage highlights the chaotic atmosphere and the political ramifications of these developments.