Tusk's problem is that to restore the rule of law, he must break existing law, writes the German newspaper Die Welt about the situation surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal in Poland. The same newspaper writes that the Polish judiciary is discredited. "Who does the Constitutional Tribunal belong to?" asks a correspondent from the Sueddeutsche Zeitung.
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German media are closely monitoring developments surrounding the Polish Constitutional Tribunal, highlighting the crisis in the Polish justice system. While foreign media report on the coup in Poland, Germans claim that Donald Tusk is restoring the rule of law, and that the blame for the current situation lies with the right wing.
Tusk's problem is that to restore the rule of law, he must break existing law, writes the German newspaper Die Welt about the situation surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal in Poland. The same newspaper writes that the Polish judiciary is discredited. "Who does the Constitutional Tribunal belong to?" asks a correspondent from the Sueddeutsche Zeitung.