
The program's guests discuss the situation in the Constitutional Tribunal, the PSL proposal and the US presidential elections and their impact on Poland and Ukraine.
AI-generated summary
A week after the events at the Constitutional Tribunal, a group of judges, including five people who did not take oaths before the president, took part in the General Assembly of Constitutional Tribunal Judges and made the first decisions. Anna Korwin Piotrowska convened another meeting for Tuesday. PSL proposed a constitutional reset and the establishment of a parliamentary team to rebuild the Tribunal.
A week has passed since the events in the Constitutional Tribunal. A group of judges, including five who did not take oaths before the president, took part in the General Assembly of Constitutional Tribunal Judges and made the first decisions. The head of the Tribunal, Anna Korwin Piotrowska, convened another meeting of judges for Tuesday. Is this restoring the Tribunal to citizens, as the government says, or a coup d'état, as the opposition argues? What scenarios for the development of the situation will our guests outline?
PSL has proposed a constitutional reset and is appointing a parliamentary team to work on the reconstruction of the Tribunal. What do the coalition partners think about it? How does the Left rate this project? What would have to be included in the reset project for Law and Justice to support it?
We will ask our guests about the US elections. Do their results matter for our relationships? Is the construction of a permanent American base in Poland at risk, as some right-wing politicians argue? Can Ukraine now count on stronger American support? And will Donald Trump's approach to Putin's Russia change now?
These are just some of the topics we would like to discuss with our guests.
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Anna Korwin Piotrowska will chair the next General Assembly of Judges of the Constitutional Tribunal on Tuesday.
Very likely · Within days
The parliamentary team appointed by PSL will work on the constitutional reset project.
Likely · Within weeks

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