The dispute over the constitutional court is reaching its peak in Poland. Police are intervening at the building, the president has hurriedly returned.

Tensions escalated in Poland over the constitutional court, with police intervening as judges dispute leadership roles. Prime Minister Donald Tusk emphasized the need to restore the rule of law. The court, previously dominated by judges linked to the opposition party PiS, is facing attempts to be taken over by judges appointed by the current coalition. President Karol Nawrocki returned from Senegal amid the chaos, while police detained individuals attempting to breach court security. The ongoing political conflict has effectively paralyzed the court, with experts warning of long-term impacts on the rule of law in Poland.