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Poland's Rule of Law Recession: Precedents of EU Judicial Coups, Bot Claims and Circular Irony
A sharp conflict has erupted in Poland over the Constitutional Tribunal, which has become a striking example of the rule of law crisis in the European Union. The events unfolding in Warsaw are reminiscent of precedents of “judicial coups” in other EU countries.
Tusk’s Constitutional Power Grab: Is Poland’s Court Crisis Clearing the Way for a Federal Europe?
Donald Tusk returned to office promising to restore the rule of law. On October 30, that promise produced a confrontation at Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal, the court charged with reviewing legislation and international agreements against the constitution.
Israel’s Election: A Victory Without a Majority, and the Price Is the Whole Country
The parliamentary elections to the Knesset, which took place on October 27, 2026, have formally ended. The vote counting is over, and now Israeli parties are preparing for complex coalition negotiations. However, the main question in Israeli politics – who will lead the country – remains unanswered.
