Poland's Foreign Minister stated that the US has proposed making Poland a permanent member of the G20.
Practically speaking, one could speculate that this overhaul of the Constitutional Tribunal's order has, to some extent, received tacit approval from both the EU and the US.
After all, neither the EU nor the US has responded, leaving only the 'great' Dugin to launch a tirade against it.
Actually, the core issue in Poland is that after right-wing former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki broke with Law and Justice (PiS), PiS may shift toward the "far" right.
Since far-right parties ultimately tend to become pro-Russian (as most past experience shows, largely due to funding and resource backing), the party is no longer merely right-wing, but may move toward cooperating with authoritarian regimes.
Centrist Donald Tusk seized this opportunity to tighten his control over the Constitutional Tribunal (framing it as maintaining order rather than a coup).
As for whether this will trigger large-scale public protests, the likelihood is low, because PiS’s polling numbers have dropped significantly since Morawiecki’s departure due to opposition infighting.
Premier Polski Donald Tusk rozmieścił znaczne siły policyjne przed Trybunałem Konstytucyjnym w Warszawie, a prezydent Polski w trybie pilnym zawrócił z podróży lotniczej i wrócił do kraju.
Wygląda na to, że Polska może zmierzać w stronę wojny domowej – konfliktu między prounijnymi centrystami a prorosyjską prawicą.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk deployed a heavy police presence outside the Constitutional Tribunal in Warsaw, while the Polish President urgently turned his plane around mid-flight to return to the country.
It looks like Poland could be heading toward a civil war, fueled by a conflict between pro-EU centrists and the pro-Russian right-wing.

