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The commentator referred to a statement by Professor Ryszard Piotrowski about Donald Tusk. Piotrowski assessed that the Constitutional Tribunal, which serves as an extension of the government, would be senseless, and the Prime Minister's idea to place "his people" in it would destroy the Tribunal. He also wondered when the European Commission would speak out. The commentator described this situation as an assault on the proper functioning of the Polish state. #Polska #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #DonaldTusk (translated)

Max Hübner wrote that Karol Narocki questioned the actions of Donald Tusk, Waldemar Żurek, and Berek regarding the Constitutional Tribunal. According to Hübner, Narocki claimed that Berek is not a judge of the Tribunal, and the Tribunal operates with a composition in accordance with the Constitution. Hübner cited Narocki's argument that the oath to the president could not take place because he was receiving the president of Montenegro. Narocki also pointed out that Berek did not take an oath before the president, and the Tribunal still operates with a composition made up of individuals who have taken such an oath. Hübner added that the Venice Commission had confirmed the day before that the law requires the president's presence during the swearing-in. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Prawo #Konstytucja (translated)

Lithuania and Poland are connected not only by neighborliness but also by common interests; we are linked by a strategic partnership, which today, during a period of various geopolitical turbulences, is more important than ever before," said M. Sinkevičius at a joint press conference with D. Tusk. #Lietuva #Lenkija #NATO (translated)

The President wrote that Donald Tusk, after a conversation with the NATO commander, spoke about the intensification of Russian sabotage and provocations in the air. She accused the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of considering Tusk the biggest threat, rather than Putin, and reminded that in an interview with "Rzeczpospolita," he accused him of "distributing fear." The author also stated that the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces remained silent about Trump's agreement with Putin and Russian diesel. She assessed that his courage served right-wing audiences and asked whether this could be called patriotism. #Polska #NATO #patriotyzm (translated)

Max Hübner wrote that Tusk's services reported the arrest of a 66-year-old man on Sunday in connection with serious threats of an attack on Tusk. He described the man in an insulting way and then ironically questioned the seriousness of the threat, pointing out that the interrogation was only supposed to take place on Tuesday. https://t.co/Bne6mkWssI #Polska #Tusk #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Morgenstern criticized the interview with Batyra, who, when asked about Braun, responded about Tusk. He described the conversation as embarrassing nonsense and rated the interviews prepared by Bogucki as weak and hastily written. He also referred to Suwart, stating that he remained "eternally alive." https://t.co/vx06T8XZzo #Polska #Polityka #Media (translated)

Max Hübner assessed that Karol Nawrocki's move against Donald Tusk, related to the signing of the fuel law, proved to be beneficial for the president. He recalled a statement in which its author said that drivers would be able to buy fuel at 5.19 and thanked the prime minister for the help. Hübner wrote that not even two weeks had passed, and in his opinion, Nawrocki emerged victorious from the clash. He added that some commentators predicted that the president would lose out on this, but he himself was right again. #Polityka #Paliwo #Satyra (translated)

The Polish police arrested a man who threatened Prime Minister Donald Tusk and was planning an attack on him. The Polish police detained a man suspected of planning an attack on the prime minister, said Interior Minister Marcin Kierwinski today, after earlier warning about threats directed at Donald Tusk and Defense Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz. #Poljska #DonaldTusk #atentat (translated)

"The Polish police have detained a man who threatened Prime Minister Donald Tusk and planned an attack on him. The Polish police have detained a man suspected of planning an attack on the prime minister, Interior Minister Marcin Kierwiński said on Sunday, after previously warning about threats directed at Donald Tusk and Defense Minister Włodzimierz Kosiniak-Kamysz." #Poljska #DonaldTusk #sigurnost (translated)

The commentator wrote that Wojciech Machulski sharply criticized Donald Tusk, accusing him of using a person's death for political purposes this time, rather than a financial scandal. The commentator assessed that political cynicism has exceeded all limits. https://t.co/1p6ilIl1Px #Polityka #Cynizm #DonaldTusk (translated)