The dispute over the constitutional court has intensified in Poland, the president is returning home

In Poland, tensions have escalated regarding the Constitutional Court, with police intervention at its premises. Some judges claim that the current president and vice-president have been suspended, while others dispute this narrative. The Attorney General has requested the removal of their immunity. The court, previously dominated by judges aligned with the opposition, is now facing attempts to be controlled by judges elected by the current ruling coalition. President Karol Nawrocki, seen as an ally of the conservative opposition, has canceled his trip to Senegal and is returning home. Prime Minister Donald Tusk emphasized the necessity of restoring the rule of law after years of injustice under the Law and Justice party.