TSE excludes rule for 2026 allowing promotion of government criticism outside electoral context
The Brazilian Superior Electoral Court has removed a provision from electoral rules for 2026 that allowed the promotion of criticisms of the government outside the electoral context.
Alcolumbre says that if Lula wants to speak with him, he must seek him out
Senate President Davi Alcolumbre stated that President Lula should seek him out if he wishes to discuss matters together, especially regarding the nomination of Jorge Messias to the Supreme Federal Court (STF).
Tadeu Leite elected as a councilor of the Court of Auditors of Minas Gerais
Deputy Tadeu Leite has been elected as a councilor for the Court of Auditors of the State of Minas Gerais, pending the governor's approval after he concludes his current legislative term.
Alcolumbre says he expects a meeting with Lula and awaits a message about Messias's nomination
Senate President Davi Alcolumbre expressed hope for a meeting with President Lula following tensions regarding the nomination of Attorney General Jorge Messias to the Supreme Court.
CPMI sees precedent in Dino's decision to suspend the confidentiality breach of 'Lulinha'
The CPMI of INSS is evaluating whether a recent Supreme Court decision by Flávio Dino could set a precedent affecting the confidentiality breach of Fábio Luís Lula da Silva, known as 'Lulinha', the son of Brazil's president.
Dino suspends the confidentiality breach of a businesswoman friend of 'Lulinha' by CPI of the INSS
Brazil's Supreme Court Minister Flávio Dino has suspended the breach of bank and tax secrecy for businesswoman Roberta Luchsinger amid investigations linked to the INSS CPI.
The Italian Left at the Court of Pedro Sanchez: He is the New Idol of Schlein & Co.
Pedro Sanchez's public opposition to Donald Trump and the war in Iran has led to a resurgence in his political fortunes and rekindled admiration from Italy's progressive politicians.
Cologne Administrative Court: A Turn in the Perception of the AfD
The Cologne Administrative Court's ruling challenges the classification of the AfD as a securely far-right party, dismantling the basis for its exclusion.
Mayor of Macapá removed by STF was target of PF operation last September; see who he is
The mayor of Macapá, Dr. Furlan, was removed from office by the Supreme Court due to investigations into fraud and public fund misappropriation.
Trial of Insurrection: First Hearing on ‘Yoon Seok-yeol’s Interference with Arrest’
The Seoul High Court began its first trial regarding former President Yoon Seok-yeol's alleged interference with an arrest related to insurrection charges.
Yoon Seok-yeol's side brings in the judgment of Ji-kwon as 'martial law cabinet meeting is also an act of governance'
The trial concerning former President Yoon Seok-yeol's obstruction of arrest and infringement of councilors' right to deliberation began in earnest at the Seoul High Court.
TSE recognizes persecution and allows deputy from Pará to leave the MDB
The Superior Electoral Court in Brazil has authorized Deputy Alessandra Haber to leave the MDB party without losing her mandate due to claims of political persecution.
Government Compiles Relief Measures for Victims of the Unification Church, Opposition Demand Accountability
The Japanese government announced relief measures for victims of the Unification Church following a Tokyo High Court ruling to dissolve the organization, while opposition parties demanded accountability from ruling party members connected to the church.
Prosecutors Clear Former Supreme Court Chief Kim Myung-soo of Charges for Rejecting Judge's Resignation
Prosecutors in South Korea decided not to indict former Supreme Court Chief Kim Myung-soo over allegations of improperly rejecting a judge's resignation.
The Supreme Court declares itself competent to judge former minister Ábalos over the mask scandal and rejects sending the case to the Audience
The Supreme Court of Spain will judge former Transport Minister José Luis Ábalos and his former advisor Koldo García over alleged corruption related to pandemic mask contracts.
The Supreme Court confirms it will judge Ábalos, Koldo García, and Aldama in April for the mask scandal
The Supreme Court of Spain has confirmed that it will begin the trial of former Minister José Luis Ábalos and two others in April regarding the alleged procurement scandal involving masks during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Distance Between the Former Unification Church and Politics, Remaining Questions: Expert Says 'Government Shows No Signs of Reflection'
The Tokyo High Court has ordered the dissolution of the Unification Church, raising questions about political ties and the ongoing issues related to the religious group.
Not just the broadcast screen [Obscura]
The article discusses the upcoming verdict in the trial of former President Yoon Seok-youl related to charges of leading a rebellion, focusing on restrictions regarding media access to the courtroom.
The Attorney General to the Supreme Court: Issue an Order to Dismiss Ben Gvir from the Position of Minister in Charge of the Police
Israel's Attorney General has requested the Supreme Court to issue an order dismissing National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir from his position, criticizing Prime Minister Netanyahu's silence on Ben Gvir's conduct.
Golden Dawn: Definitively a criminal organization by the Court of Appeals decision
The Greek Court of Appeals has definitively classified Golden Dawn as a criminal organization, confirming earlier rulings tied to violent actions against migrants and political opponents.
Jo Hee-dae accepts Park Young-jae's resignation as head of the Court Administration Office... successor undecided
The Chief Justice Jo Hee-dae has accepted Park Young-jae's resignation from his position as the head of the Court Administration Office, with no successor appointed yet.
Mendonça authorizes Master bank owner to attend Organized Crime CPI
Minister André Mendonça of Brazil's Supreme Federal Court has authorized the owner of Banco Master, Daniel Vorcaro, to attend the Organized Crime CPI, with specific transportation conditions regarding federal police oversight.
How the amendment to remove the authority designation from the CPCCS will be processed
The Ecuadorian Constitutional Court has confirmed President Daniel Noboa's proposal to amend the constitution, removing the authority to appoint officials from the CPCCS, which will proceed to a constitutional review before heading to a public vote.
Mendonça rules that Vorcaro's attendance at the Organized Crime CPI is optional
Supreme Court Minister André Mendonça has ruled that banker Daniel Vorcaro's presence at the Organized Crime Parliamentary Inquiry (CPI) is not mandatory amid ongoing investigations into financial fraud at Banco Master.
Session that would vote on the impeachment of Brisa Bracchi in the Chamber is canceled
The vote on the impeachment of Natal councilor Brisa Bracchi has been canceled after a court ruling that she must be heard in the process.
With the Schoklender brothers, De Vido and José López, the oral trial for "Shared Dreams" begins this Wednesday
The Argentine federal court will start the trial of several high-profile defendants, including the Schoklender brothers and former officials, for the alleged embezzlement of funds intended for social housing.
Judiciary Plenary Completes Two Weeks Operating Incomplete and Under Guidelines of a Temporary President Not From the National Court
The Judiciary Plenary in Ecuador has been functioning incompletely for two weeks under a temporary president following the dismissal of Mario Godoy.
New TSE rule prohibits ChatGPT from favoring candidates and shifts the burden of proof in the use of AI
A new resolution from Brazil's Superior Electoral Court prohibits the use of AI chatbots like ChatGPT to favor candidates in electoral consultations and shifts the burden of proof regarding the use of AI-generated content in electoral actions.
Businesswoman friend of Lulinha appeals to the Supreme Court to suspend confidentiality breach in INSS CPI
Roberta Moreira Luchsinger has appealed to the Supreme Court of Brazil to suspend the breach of her banking, tax, and telecommunication secrecy approved by a mixed CPI investigating improper discounts in social security benefits.
Finnish Councillor Appeals Tampere’s Gaza Aid to Administrative Court
A Finnish city councillor has filed an appeal against a 50,000 euro aid decision for Gaza, which is currently stuck in legal proceedings.
The General Prosecutor's Office will turn to the court regarding the suspension of the activities of the party "Stabilitātei!"
The General Prosecutor's Office in Latvia is seeking a court ruling to suspend the activities of the political party "Stabilitātei!" due to violations of the Political Parties Law.
[Breaking News] The arrest warrant examination for Kang Seon-woo, suspected of receiving 'nomination bribes', begins... "I will explain in court"
Kang Seon-woo, an independent lawmaker previously with the Democratic Party, faces a pre-arrest examination related to allegations of receiving bribes for political nominations.
Cezary Szymanek: Trump Loses Tariffs in Court. But This Ruling Doesn't Reverse Anything
The U.S. Supreme Court has reminded the world that even the President of the United States is not all-powerful, as it invalidates tariffs imposed by Trump, but the ruling does not solve the broader issues in global trade.
Seoul High Court Approves Broadcast of Former President Yoon Suk-yeol's Appeal Hearing
The Seoul High Court has allowed the broadcasting of former President Yoon Suk-yeol's appeal hearing regarding charges of interfering with a special law enforcement operation.
APC defies court order, vows Ondo congress will hold
The All Progressives Congress in Ondo State intends to proceed with its scheduled state congress, ignoring a court order that restrains it from doing so.
Mendonça and Motta navigate Brazil's institutional crisis during debate in Germany
Brazilian officials Mendonça and Motta discuss the importance of clear communication and self-restraint between government branches at a panel in Germany.
Moraes denies new request for house arrest for Bolsonaro
Supreme Court Minister Alexandre de Moraes has denied a new request for house arrest by former President Jair Bolsonaro's defense, stating he will continue serving his sentence at the 19th Battalion of the Military Police.
David Sánchez presents himself at the headquarters of the Audiencia de Badajoz to collect his trial summons
David Sánchez Pérez-Castejón has personally collected his court summons for a trial involving administrative corruption and influence peddling.
Supreme Court and Blue House 'abnormal currents'... Appointment of successor to Justice Noh Tae-ack postponed for over a month
The appointment of a successor to Justice Noh Tae-ack, who is retiring, has been delayed indefinitely amidst conflicts between the ruling party and the judiciary over judicial legislation.
TSE resumes analyzing the rules for the elections in October; find out what is at stake
The Superior Electoral Court of Brazil is set to review the rules applicable to the upcoming elections, which detail existing laws rather than changing them.
Acts Against Lula and Ministers of the Supreme Court Gathered 20.4 Thousand in São Paulo and 4.7 Thousand in Rio, According to USP Methodology
Protests against President Lula and Supreme Court ministers were held in multiple Brazilian cities, with the largest turnout of 20,400 in São Paulo.
Protesters Demonstrate Against Lula and STF Ministers in Belo Horizonte
Protesters gathered in Belo Horizonte to express their opposition to President Lula and two Supreme Court ministers, seeking an amnesty for individuals convicted for actions on January 8.
Nikos Androulakis: "My surveillance was not a 'mistake,' but an organized mechanism"
Nikos Androulakis claims that a recent court ruling confirms that the surveillance he was subjected to was part of a systematic effort rather than an error.
Neubiberg Cocaine Affair: Court Relaxes Gag Order for CSU Rebel
The Neubiberg mayor, Thomas Pardeller, faces ongoing scrutiny regarding his cocaine affair, as court rulings have loosened previous gag orders on party member Tobias Thalhammer, who advocates for open political discourse on the issue.
Kejriwal Returns! AAP Leaders Descend on Jantar Mantar... Power Show in Delhi
Arvind Kejriwal is making a strong return to politics with a public gathering at Jantar Mantar, following a favorable court ruling in the liquor policy case.
Mendonça exempts Fabiano Zettel, Vorcaro's brother-in-law, from testifying in CPI
Supreme Court Minister André Mendonça has exempted businessman Fabiano Zettel from testifying in the Organized Crime CPI, following the same rationale used to exempt the brothers of Minister Dias Toffoli.
Read in the Sunday Vima: The Domino of Conviction
A Greek court has convicted four individuals for using the illegal Predator software, with potential political repercussions and implications for the ongoing wiretapping case.
Senegal: a former minister of Macky Sall sent before the High Court of Justice
A former minister of Senegal, Moussa Bocar Thiam, has been charged with embezzlement and other serious offenses, leading to his referral to the High Court of Justice.
How will the wiretaps affect the political landscape?
The recent court ruling on illegal wiretapping has sparked renewed discussions around the issue of surveillance in Greece, emphasizing its historical significance in the political arena.
The case of former Marijampolė council member Giraitytė-Juškevičienė is stuck in court
A court session regarding the case of former council member V. Giraitytė-Juškevičienė has been delayed due to her lawyer's scheduling conflicts and her own absence.