Poland's president seeks to resolve crisis after police move on Tribunal

Poland's president will meet Saturday with representatives from both ruling and opposition parties to resolve a political crisis that escalated dramatically Friday when police deployed at the Constitutional Tribunal. The crisis has intensified following the police action at the Tribunal, a key institution in the dispute. The president's mediation effort aims to bridge divisions between the government majority and opposition factions amid the escalating standoff. The meeting comes as tensions over judicial independence and rule of law have strained Poland's political landscape, with the Tribunal at the center of the conflict between the government and its critics.