A suspended chief justice, riot police, and 'coup' claims: What's happening in Poland
Poland's Constitutional Tribunal president was suspended by the court's longest-serving judge, causing unrest ahead of next year's parliamentary election.
Poland's Constitutional Tribunal president was suspended by the court's longest-serving judge, causing unrest ahead of next year's parliamentary election.
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