Poland's Constitutional Tribunal may receive zero budget funding for 2027

The Polish government faces a dilemma over whether to grant the Constitutional Tribunal, led by Bogdan Święczkowski, any budget funding for 2027. The Tribunal's president submitted a funding request, but the ruling coalition argues it was filed unlawfully — bypassing the required General Assembly of Tribunal Judges — which raises the question of whether the Tribunal will receive any money at all next year.

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