The Constitutional crisis reflects extreme polarization in Poland a year before the general election
The struggle for control of the high court pits Tusk against the ultra-conservative and radical right in a battle with no incentives for agreement
The dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal in Poland has highlighted the country's extreme polarization. The situation involves a struggle between two irreconcilable political blocs. On one side is a liberal coalition government led by Donald Tusk, and on the other, an ultra-conservative right that has gained power through maneuvers against the rule of law.
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