Tusk Invited Navrotsky to Discuss the Situation in the Country on a One-to-One Basis.
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The Prime Minister of Poland, Donald Tusk, invited the President of Poland, Karol Navroskski, to meet one-on-one to resolve the constitutional crisis. "I suggested to the President that I would be ready this week to meet one-on-one to think how to ease this tension for a long period of time," conveys to RIA News the words of Tuska to journalists. The Polish Prime Minister indicated that he would like to hold a meeting without the presence of the…
Prime Minister Donald Tusk spoke on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. The head of government published a short post on the X portal. His words came amid a heated dispute with President Karol Nawrocki over the Constitutional Tribunal. Earlier, the head of state leveled serious accusations against the prime minister during a meeting of the National Security Council.
After a four-hour session of the National Security Council, during a press conference, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced that he was ready to meet with President Karol Nawrocki to resolve the crisis in the Constitutional Tribunal.
Following the National Security Council meeting, Prime Minister Donald Tusk spoke about threats from Russia, acts of sabotage, and provocations. He emphasized that Poland must be prepared for various scenarios concerning national security. He also announced a direct meeting with President Karol Nawrocki. The head of government wants to talk without political pressure and seek ways to reduce internal tensions. After the meeting […] The article "U…
"I'm pleased that everyone, without exception, from the president to all the parliamentarians present, agreed with our philosophy that we must be prepared for various scenarios," said Prime Minister Donald Tusk after Tuesday's National Security Council meeting, addressing the threat from Russia. The head of government also touched on the issue of the Constitutional Tribunal, revealing his response to the president's critical remarks.
"It was very important to me that, regardless of the president's speech at the beginning of the National Security Council and his comments to me, the meeting would help defuse certain emotions, both regarding the domestic situation and security issues," said Prime Minister Donald Tusk after the National Security Council meeting. He noted that the deliberations also concerned classified matters, so he could not discuss them.
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