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Political crisis in Poland: the president consults, the Prime Minister defends his action

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First published 2 hours ago (Oct 31, 2026, 8:32 PM UTC) · latest update Oct 31, 2026, 9:11 PM UTC

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PologneDonald TuskTribunalPremier

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Le Monde · Independent · France
“Poland has not died out and will not die out,” declares Donald Tusk while the country is plunged into a serious political crisis linked to the Constitutional Tribunal.
La Tribune · Independent · Global
“I wish we never had to watch similar scenes in our country”: In Poland, the duel at the top of the executive.
franceinfo · Independent · Global
Poland: a political crisis breaks out at the Constitutional Court in Warsaw, Prime Minister Donald Tusk challenged by President Karol Nawrocki.
CNews · Independent · Global
“Coup d’état”, president blocked by the police... Here is what we know about the political crisis in Poland.
Le Figaro · Independent · Global
Poland: Donald Tusk denounces political leaders who want to “destroy democracy and the rule of law”.

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