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“Polish president turns back from Senegal trip after ally suspended from top court in judiciary battle”

Polish president returns to Poland after ally suspended from top court

Key points

  • Polish President Karol Nawrocki turns back from Senegal trip due to judiciary clash.
  • Constitutional Tribunal suspended Bogdan Swieczkowski, its president and ally of the previous government.
  • Protests erupt outside the tribunal with police present amid political tensions.
  • Prime Minister Donald Tusk's government seeks to restore rule of law and reform the court.
  • Dispute over court appointments dates back to 2015, intensifying under Nawrocki's presidency in 2025.
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    Riot police deploy to Poland’s constitutional court after a judge’s suspension.

    Government-appointed judges suspend top judge Bogdan Święczkowski and his deputy as hundreds protest and arrests are reported.

    SourcesAP News20:15 UTCThe Washington Times20:15 UTCThe Times of India20:31 UTCBloomberg20:33 UTCThe Kyiv Independent20:36 UTCThe Times of Israel20:57 UTCAl Jazeera23:19 UTCDW23:22 UTCand 12 more
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    Riot police deploy to Poland’s constitutional court after a judge’s suspension.

    Government-appointed judges suspend top judge Bogdan Święczkowski and his deputy as hundreds protest and arrests are reported.
    SourcesAP News20:15 UTCThe Washington Times20:15 UTCThe Times of India20:31 UTCBloomberg20:33 UTCThe Kyiv Independent20:36 UTCThe Times of Israel20:57 UTCAl Jazeera23:19 UTCDW23:22 UTCand 12 more
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