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Tensions over Poland’s top court ignite as the country’s prime minister and president square off

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Egypt Independent
“Tensions over Poland’s top court ignite as the country’s prime minister and president square off”

Warsaw, Poland AP — Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Saturday that his government would press ahead with efforts to restore the independence of Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal, as hundreds of protesters gathered for a second night against the suspension of the court’s president. The pro-European government said the suspension is necessary to restore judicial independence, while … The post Tensions over Poland’s top court ignite as the country’s prime minister and president square off…

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France 24 English
“Poland rocked by Constitutional showdown”

Poland’s constitutional crisis deepened on Saturday as the European Commission urged President Karol Nawrocki to recognise new judges appointed by Prime Minister Donald Tusk. The standoff comes ahead of next year’s parliamentary election, with polls suggesting a close race between Tusk’s coalition and the nationalist right. Camille Corcoran reports.

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