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Polish PM Vows Return to 'Rule of Law' Following Protests at Court

Demonstrators have repeatedly rallied outside the court to defend the previous overhaul of the court by the conservative former ruling Law and Justice party.

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Poland's Constitutional Court is still in the hands of the right-wing conservative opposition three years after the change of government. Prime Minister Tusk is looking for a way out, President Nawrocki points out.

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After Telewizja Republika reported unofficially that police officers from the Warsaw garrison refused to carry out an order regarding actions against demonstrators gathered...

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Right-wing demonstrators clashed with police outside Poland's Constitutional Court on Wednesday, trying to prevent judges from entering the building.

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This article is published by CedarNews.net. A reference to the latest news of al-Hasiriyah, Zoruna Ali Saayana. Karol Nawrocki appeared in the Constitutional Tribunal after Maciej Berek was sworn in as a judge of the Constitutional Tribunal. There was a protest outside the building. You broadcast this news on Cedarnews. To inform you about the latest news of the urgent news of the Hasiriyah, immediately on the official occasion.

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TVN24.pl broke the news in Warsaw, Poland on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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