Tusk defends overhaul of Poland’s constitutional court despite protests

Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk is determined to proceed with a controversial reform of the constitutional court, emphasizing the need for decisive action despite protests. Tusk criticized the previous PiS government's influence on the court, asserting that it was not a legitimate institution. He defended recent government actions to regain control over the court, which have sparked public demonstrations. Tusk's remarks highlighted the ongoing political tensions ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections, with experts questioning the legality of the government's maneuvers. The situation remains contentious, with opposition figures accusing Tusk of undermining democracy.