
Three bodies met on Tuesday: the General Assembly of Supreme Court Judges, the General Assembly of Constitutional Tribunal Judges and the National Security Council
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Three bodies met on Tuesday: the General Assembly of Supreme Court Judges, the General Assembly of Constitutional Tribunal Judges and the National Security Council. The article announces Piotr Salak's interview in RMF24 about the situation around the Constitutional Tribunal, the policies of PiS and PSL and the possibility of creating a technical government.
Tuesday was another day of chaos around the Constitutional Tribunal. On that day, three bodies met: the General Assembly of Supreme Court Judges, the General Assembly of Constitutional Tribunal Judges and the National Security Council.
What do we know after Tuesday's meetings? Is there a chance for a political compromise around the Constitutional Tribunal?
The conversation will include questions about current politics. Will PiS make another attempt to win PSL over to the opposition? Is there a chance for a technical government to be created?
We invite you to Piotr Salak's interview just after... 7:00 to the online Radio RMF24, to the RMF24.pl website, to the RMF ON application and our social media!

Janusz Cieszyński will be Joanna Górska's guest on RMF FM. The topics of the conversation will be the situation around the Constitutional Tribunal, the issue of constitutional reset and changes in health care processed by the Senate Health Committee.

PiS MEPs, including Mariusz Kamiński and Maciej Wąsik, request an urgent debate in the LIBE committee of the European Parliament on the situation around the Constitutional Tribunal, calling the government's actions a "coup d'état". KO announces that it will refute these allegations.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced the deployment of police forces and counter-terrorists to the border with Russia in connection with information about possible acts of sabotage and incursions by armed people. There will also be a meeting of the National Security Council today.

Only 30 percent of respondents believe in the re-election of the current cabinet, and 23 percent cannot indicate the election result. Experts point to economic difficulties and tensions with President Karol Nawrocki.

The head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Radosław Sikorski, accused the president of persuading ambassadors to resign, which the KPRP called a lie. Meanwhile, the Polish ambassador to the UN, Krzysztof Szczerski, asked for the mission to be shortened, becoming the third diplomat to resign in recent days in the shadow of the crisis around the Constitutional Tribunal.

A meeting of the National Security Council convened by President Karol Nawrocki will be held at the Presidential Palace. The government criticizes the decision to admit representatives of Grzegorz Braun's pro-Russian group, which according to the government will limit the discussion to open information.