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.
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.
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.
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.