Dispute over Constitutional Court: Support for Tusk From Brussels
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10 Articles
The dispute was exacerbated by the refusal of Karol Navrosk to swear in the judges of the Constitutional Tribunal elected by Parliament.
In Poland, the Tusk government and the right-wing conservative camp around President Nawrocki seem irreconcilable. Now, the EU Commission is engaged in the dispute over the Constitutional Court.
️️ Left-liberal Prime Minister Donald Tusk attempted to appoint eight judges to the Constitutional Court, although he had the authority to appoint only three
Right-conservative President Karol Nawrocki swore in only three judges, as required by law.Tusk organized a parallel oath for the remaining five, taking them himself, even though the Constitution clearly states that this authority belongs to the...
The dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal has crossed Poland's borders. Marine Le Pen, one of the most recognizable figures on the European radical right, accuses the Polish authorities of actions resembling a coup d'état. Radosław Sikorski responds with his characteristic irony, pointing to the political circles from which voices of support for the government's opponents flow. This exchange speaks volumes not only about the Polish […]
The constitutional crisis in Poland has spilled over into the French presidential election campaign. The liberal government and the moderate left are defending Donald Tusk, while the extreme, pro-Russian right is defending the Polish president.
The candidate of the extreme right in the presidential elections in France, Marine Le Pen, expressed "deep concern about the political crisis in Poland and lamented "the intervention of the security forces at the Constitutional Court in Warsaw.
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