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Polish president turns back mid-flight amid court 'coup d'état' claims

Police were deployed outside Poland's Constitutional Tribunal following security warnings. Tribunal President Bogdan Święczkowski was suspended from his duties, while Polish President Karol Nawrocki cut short his trip to Senegal.

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00:00Polish President Karol Nawrocki cut short his flight to Senegal on Friday, saying he needed
00:04to be in Poland amid a dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal.
00:09Law and Justice Party supporters protested the suspension of its president, Bogdan Sviyeczkowski.
00:15Responding to incidents during the demonstration outside the tribunal, riot police were deployed
00:19on the grounds of the tribunal but had not entered the building.
00:25The suspension was announced by Judge Anna Korvin-Pietrovska.
00:30Justice Minister Waldemar Zurek has asked for immunity to be lifted for Sviyeczkowski and
00:35his deputy Bartolomeusz Sokanski.
00:38The tribunal's official ex-account called the move a coup d'etat and said Korvin-Pietrovska
00:43was not one of its judges.
00:45The dispute centers on judges appointed under PIS, which governed from 2015 to 2023.
00:52The EU accused the court of being too close to that government.
00:57Prime Minister Donald Tusk pledged to resolve the dispute after his 2023 election victory,
01:02but Nawrocki has blocked his court appointments.
01:04Next.
01:06It is.
01:08Some Americans approve.
01:10No.
01:10No.ala.
01:10All.
01:11No.
01:11No.
01:12No.

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