Polish PM Tusk Seeks to Appoint Ally to Constitutional Court Amid Coalition Tensions

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has confirmed his intention to appoint his 'right-hand man' to the constitutional court, a move that has sparked a rebellion within his coalition. This decision is being viewed as a significant political maneuver, drawing comparisons to previous actions by Kaczyński.

14 Aug, 10:57 — 14 Aug, 10:57

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Polish PM confirms he wants his “right-hand man” to be made constitutional court judge

The move has generated controversy given the government's pledge to "depoliticise" the court.

By Daniel Tilles

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Polish PM Tusk Seeks to Appoint Ally to Constitutional Court Amid Coalition Tensions

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