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Poland's top court claims ‘coup d’etat’ as riot police deployed and protests branded ‘very serious’ by Nigel Farage

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“Poland's top court claims ‘coup d’etat’ as riot police deployed and protests branded ‘very serious’ by Nigel Farage”

Poland’s top court has accused Prime Minister Donald Tusk of launching a coup as riot police were deployed to and entered the Constitutional Tribunal in Warsaw amid clashes with protesters. The constitutional crisis was triggered by the removal of Tribunal President Bogdan Swieczkowski while President Karol Nawrocki, an ally of Poland’s previous Eurosceptic Law and Justice (PiS) party government, was flying to Senegal. President Nawrocki has cut short his international visit and is currently…

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