Unprecedented events in Warsaw: with the pushing president at the forefront, mobilizing from the far right to the PiS in "defense" of the Constitutional Court

In Poland, political tensions have escalated around the Constitutional Tribunal, with the centrist-left government led by Donald Tusk appointing new judges. Although only some were sworn in by the right-wing president, they attempted to assert control over the court. President Karol Nawrocki intervened, claiming constitutional order was violated. This situation, while attracting global attention, is seen as part of the upcoming parliamentary election campaign. Political expert Zsombor Zeöld suggests that Tusk is intentionally intensifying the conflict to benefit his party, which has faced recent electoral setbacks.