Polish court president suspended amid judicial reform clash; Duda accuses Tusk of power grab

Poland's constitutional court president was suspended after blocking a reform by the previous right-wing government, triggering mass protests in Warsaw. President Duda cut short a trip to Africa to accuse PM Tusk of a 'power grab over a constitutional body,' escalating a political crisis over judicial independence.

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