Poland's Constitutional Tribunal crisis deepens as legitimacy dispute enters a new phase
Poland's long-running dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal has entered a new phase, with the latest confrontation playing out outside the court's headquarters in Warsaw. The immediate dispute centres on who has the authority to appoint judges and whether recent and past appointments were lawful. Both sides are now openly questioning the other's legitimacy, extending a crisis that has shaped Poland's justice system for more than a decade.The latest development came after President Karol Nawrocki refused to accept the oaths of several judges elected by parliament in 2026. That move followed the efforts of Donald Tusk's coalition, which took office in... [Continue Reading]
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