Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Poland’s justice minister wants president prosecuted for confronting court coup

u4tk9kpTURBXy9mYTg2NjhiYTRhYjRjMzgxYjIwNGU5NjU0MzE3MTQyZS5qcGeSlQMAJ80H0M0EZZMFzQSwzQJY3gABoTAB

Poland’s Justice Minister Waldemar Zurek wants President Karol Nawrocki prosecuted for pushing his way into the top court to stop a coup by Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

Police sent by Tusk have kept the head of the Constitutional Tribunal out of the building since Friday.

The so-called coup was reportedly timed for a weekend when Nawrocki was due to be in Senegal. Nawrocki has called on every party to negotiate an end to the standoff.

While Tusk insisted there could be “no compromise,” two of his three coalition partners have sat down with Nawrocki.

This story has been republished with permission from RCR Bites. For news like this direct and free to your Inbox every day, go to biteme.news to sign up for RCR Bites.

If you are a media outlet interested in republishing RCR Bites stories, please contact inbox@rcr.media.

Support DTNZ

DTNZ is committed to bringing Kiwis independent, not-for-profit news. We're up against the vast resources of the legacy mainstream media. Help us in the battle against them by donating today.

No login required to comment. Name, email and web site fields are optional. Please keep comments respectful, civil and constructive. Moderation times can vary from a few minutes to a few hours. Comments may also be scanned periodically by Artificial Intelligence to eliminate trolls and spam.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Wellington
overcast clouds
17.4 ° C
17.4 °
17.4 °
85 %
10.2kmh
100 %
Tue
19 °
Wed
19 °
Thu
18 °
Fri
18 °
Sat
18 °




Trending

Sport

Daily Life

Opinion