Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk is facing fierce protests following the police operation against the country’s Constitutional Court. The nationalist president cut short his trip abroad, the police union is demanding answers, and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is calling it a coup d’état. In Sweden, the establishment remains silent, but there are voices that refuse to stay quiet.
On Friday, police forces were deployed to Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal in the capital, Warsaw. The tribunal is tasked with ensuring that the country’s laws comply with the constitution and serves as a check on the government. At the same time, the judge loyal to the government attempted to Anna Korwin-Piotrowska remove the court's conservative chief justice and vice president.
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