Poland's elected government and president will keep contesting control of the courts and state institutions until the next parliamentary election, producing recurring legal-certainty shocks that add a political risk premium to Polish assets.
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Poland's government suspended the president of the Constitutional Tribunal, and police deployed at the court in Warsaw. President Nawrocki called it a forcible seizure and cut short a trip to Senegal. The government-president fight over the courts has moved from legal argument to physical control of an institution, which deepens the legal-certainty shock.
Supporting · October 31, 2026
Poland's Government Suspends the Constitutional Tribunal's President, and President Nawrocki Calls It a Forcible Seizure
Poland's government suspended the president of the Constitutional Tribunal, and police deployed at the court in Warsaw. President Nawrocki called it a forcible seizure and cut short a trip to Senegal. The government-president fight over the courts has moved from legal argument to physical control of an institution, which deepens the legal-certainty shock.
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