The political battle in Poland turns into an open war for control of the Constitutional Tribunal

The political struggle in Poland escalates as the liberal government seizes control of the Constitutional Tribunal from the ultraconservative opposition. Tensions rise with confrontations involving President Karol Nawrocki and judges, leading to accusations of undermining the rule of law. Prime Minister Donald Tusk condemns the actions as a threat to judicial independence, while supporters of the ruling party claim a coup. The situation is further complicated by legal disputes over the appointment of judges, with calls for investigations into alleged misconduct. As protests unfold, both sides prepare for upcoming elections, highlighting deep political divisions.