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Donald Tusk calls for approval of Polish constitutional judges

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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk is calling on the president to recognise judges elected by Parliament, in order to resolve the crisis at the Constitutional Tribunal. The appointments remain blocked by the head of state, despite efforts since Tusk returned to power in 2023, reports Le Monde.

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