Crisis around the Constitutional Tribunal. Miller and Morawiecki clashed in "Rymanowski's Evening"

The debate over the Constitutional Tribunal crisis in Poland intensified during a televised discussion featuring former Prime Ministers Leszek Miller and Mateusz Morawiecki. Miller argued that the government's actions do not constitute a coup but rather an attempt to restore order within the Tribunal. In contrast, Morawiecki condemned these actions as a violation of constitutional order, emphasizing the unprecedented use of police force in this context. Both politicians discussed the potential for a reset of the government and the Tribunal, with Morawiecki suggesting a constructive vote of no confidence against Prime Minister Donald Tusk. The situation escalated with protests outside the Tribunal and a statement from President Karol Nawrocki, who declared a constitutional breach. Tusk later criticized the government's actions as part of a broader attack on the rule of law in Poland.