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COMMENT: Poland's Court War Could Split Its Central Bank in Two

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Credit: bne IntelliNewsPoland's fight over its Constitutional Tribunal could leave the country with two rival claims on its central bank, Izabella Kaminska wrote in The Peg on October 16.

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In Poland, two hostile political camps wage a heated power struggle. The focus is on the constitutional court of the country. What exactly is this dispute about - and what is it about? The most important questions and answers.

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The conflict over the occupation of the Polish Constitutional Court dates back more than ten years. After a renewed escalation on the weekend, there is still no solution in sight.

·Vienna, Austria
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Neither Prime Minister Tusk nor President Nawrocki wants to give in to the tug-of-war for the occupation of the judges. A planned General Assembly of the constitutional judges contains new ignition material.

·Osnabrück, Germany
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noz.de broke the news in Osnabrück, Germany on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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