An extraordinary General Assembly of the Supreme Court judges has been called. There is a date.

The Supreme Court of Poland is convening an extraordinary meeting to discuss threats to the constitutional order, particularly regarding the rule of law and judicial independence. This meeting is scheduled for Tuesday at 2 PM, bypassing the usual seven-day notification period due to urgent circumstances. Concurrently, the Constitutional Tribunal is also holding a session to review its budget for 2027. Tensions have escalated following the suspension of the Tribunal's president and vice-president, leading to protests outside the Tribunal. President Karol Nawrocki has called for urgent consultations with parliamentary forces, emphasizing the need to restore constitutional order, while Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that restoring the rule of law is a duty.