The coalition wants a register of foreign influences, a similar law was struck down by a court in Slovakia
Czech coalition government plans to establish a register for foreign influences in response to the lack of a systematic legal framework, following a similar law's rejection in Slovakia.
Dino defends STF and says that Court 'gets it right more than it errs'
Minister Flávio Dino affirmed that the Supreme Federal Court (STF) makes more correct decisions than incorrect ones, highlighting the importance of moderation in evaluating its work.
Candidate for the presidency of the FPF announces his withdrawal and says he will go to justice
Wilson Marqueti Junior has withdrawn his candidacy for the presidency of the FPF and plans to challenge the election's announcement in court.
President of the Chamber of Manacapuru fined R$ 22.7 thousand for transparency failures
The President of the Municipal Chamber of Manacapuru, Sassá Jefferson, has been fined R$ 22.7 thousand for failures in public information transparency by the Amazonas Court of Auditors.
Honorary Court reprimanded Trakai judge Monika Ambrasaite-Valentinavicius
The National Courts Administration has issued a reprimand to judge Monika Ambrasaite-Valentinavicius for failing to publicly announce a verdict in a 2024 case and not explaining the reasoning or appeal process.
Justice ends lawsuit filed by Manoel Carlos' daughters against Globo
The Brazilian court has closed a lawsuit from the daughters of Manoel Carlos against Globo concerning payment transparency for the author's works.
Examining Judges Whose Names Are Unknown... A Reporter Wants to Change the 'No Basis for Judgment'
A journalist advocates for more transparency in Japan's judicial review process by highlighting the lack of public knowledge about Supreme Court judges during elections.
Voting 'in bulk': understand the term used by Dino in the decision that annulled the confidentiality breach of Lulinha
Brazil's Supreme Court has annulled a confidentiality breach order for Lulinha, the son of President Lula, using the term 'voting in bulk' to refer to parliamentary decision-making processes.
Judge orders US government to provide transparency on documents involving Bolsonaro's former advisor
A federal court in Florida has ordered the US government to transparently present data regarding Filipe Martins' entry records into the country.
The Supreme Court endorses Sumar's claim to know the extraordinary profits of the banking sector
The Spanish Supreme Court has ruled in favor of the political party Sumar, mandating the Bank of Spain to disclose the extraordinary profits earned by banks from deposits at the ECB between 2022 and 2023.
STF blocks amendments for works causing environmental destruction
Brazil's Supreme Court, led by Minister Flávio Dino, has prohibited parliamentary amendments for projects deemed harmful to the environment, following petitions from transparency advocacy groups.
Dino prohibits cash withdrawals from amendments and notifies the BC to regulate the measure
Supreme Court Minister Flávio Dino has prohibited cash withdrawals from parliamentary amendments and instructed the Central Bank to implement this measure within 60 days.
Committee for Yes to the attack: "Is it legitimate for the ANM to occupy the sixth floor of the Cassation?"
The Italian Committee for Yes to the referendum questions the legitimacy of the ANM's occupation of the sixth floor of the Supreme Court building in Rome amid ongoing referendum discussions.
Court: fine for Klaipeda deputy mayor for not providing information to journalist in time
A Lithuanian court fined the Klaipeda deputy mayor for failing to timely provide information to a journalist regarding a study funded by taxpayers' money.
The President's Office Did Not Want to Inform About Gifts. It Just Lost in Court
The Polish President's Office lost a court case regarding its refusal to disclose gifts received by President Karol Nawrocki from businessman Rafał Brzoska.
Victorian courts among the most secretive in Australia, research reveals
Research indicates that Victorian courts are leading Australia in the number of media suppression orders, raising concerns about public trust and transparency.
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.
David Colmenares recognizes the Court for holding sessions in Chiapas: 'Justice reaches the territory'
David Colmenares Páramo, the Superior Auditor of the Federation, commended the court's efforts to improve local governance through initiatives aimed at ensuring transparency in public spending.
The press chief of Mazón acknowledges to the judge that the Generalitat maintained a false version about the whereabouts of the leader
The former press chief of the Valencian president admitted in court that she was unaware of his whereabouts during a significant disaster.
Expenses for the Sou Manaus 2025 festival have increased by over 1,000% and transparency failures, says TCE-AM
A report from the State Court of Accounts (TCE-AM) revealed significant irregularities in the financial management of the Sou Manaus Passo a Paço 2025 festival, including a 1,150% increase in expenses.
The Supreme Court rules on the first collective lawsuit against revolving credit cards
The Spanish Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a collective lawsuit against revolving credit cards, citing a lack of transparency in their practices.
Organizations hold event at USP in defense of a code of conduct in the Judiciary
Civil society organizations are set to hold an event at the University of São Paulo advocating for a code of conduct for the Supreme Federal Court.
Economical or manipulative? Former mayor of Pardubice in court over possible manipulation of a public tender
The former mayor of Pardubice is facing court proceedings due to alleged manipulation in the public procurement process.
“The Public Has the Right to See Yoon Seok-youl's Judgment in Real Names” - A Professor's Claim Former Judge
A professor argues that the judgment documents for former President Yoon Seok-youl, sentenced to life imprisonment for treason, should be publicly accessible by name.
The Supreme Court launched online judicial auctions and now you can bid from your cell phone
Argentina's Supreme Court has introduced a new online auction system, allowing bids via mobile devices for various properties and items.
UK court rejects freemasons' lawsuit against London police
A UK court ruled against the Freemason’s lawsuit challenging the London Metropolitan Police's requirement for officers to declare their membership in Masonic organizations.
CNJ determines that the Justice of MT disclose data on overtime and daily payments to commission holders
The CNJ has mandated the Mato Grosso Court of Justice to disclose detailed information regarding overtime and daily payments made to commissioned positions since January 2023.
Mendonça Reduces Secrecy of the Master Case After Taking Over Reporting from Toffoli
Minister André Mendonça of the Brazilian Supreme Court has reduced the secrecy surrounding the investigation into Bank Master, allowing for more transparency and procedural actions.
By order of Moraes, PF summons president of Unafisco to testify after criticism of the investigation
Kléber Cabral, president of Unafisco Nacional, has been summoned by the Federal Police to testify following his criticism of an investigation into alleged leaks of sensitive data related to the Supreme Court.
'It must be rethought and follow strict norms,' says reader about the Supreme Court
Readers express concerns over data leaks and the integrity of the Supreme Court in Brazil, calling for stricter regulations and accountability.
There Will Be a Fuss. After the Failure at the Constitutional Court, Fico Orders Ministers to Check NGOs
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has initiated a plan for stricter controls on non-governmental organizations following a setback at the Constitutional Court.
Exclusion after Helmeklat: The IOC abuses its monopoly
The article discusses the exclusion of athlete Wladyslaw Heraskewytsch from the Olympics, highlighting issues with the IOC's rules, transparency, and the need for court clarification.
London Metropolitan Police Officers Must Declare if They Are Freemasons
London Metropolitan Police officers are now required to declare their membership in Freemason or similar organizations following a ruling by the High Court.
Massachusetts auditor takes transparency fight to high court after alleged $12M fraud uncovered
Massachusetts State Auditor Diana DiZoglio has filed a lawsuit against legislative leaders, including her own party members, to enforce a voter-approved measure allowing audits after discovering nearly $12 million in alleged public assistance fraud.
Bolsonaro-supporting Congressman Says Master Case Shows Need for Deep Reform in the Judiciary
Brazilian Congressman Luiz Philippe de Orléans e Bragança argues that the involvement of Supreme Court ministers in the Master Bank case highlights the urgent need for profound reforms in the judiciary system, emphasizing transparency and accountability.
Secret meeting to remove Toffoli from the Master case raises doubts due to lack of transparency
A confidential meeting of Supreme Court ministers to remove Dias Toffoli from overseeing the Master Bank case has sparked concerns about transparency and the judicial process.
"Acting in Concert": ECJ criticizes strict rules for shareholders
The European Court of Justice has criticized Germany's rules on shareholder voting rights, ruling them to be in violation of the EU Transparency Directive.
TCU identifies flaws in R$ 750 million advertising bidding for Banco do Brasil
The Brazilian Court of Accounts (TCU) found significant transparency issues in a R$ 750 million advertising bid by Banco do Brasil.
'I am not against the STF, but excesses must be made public and criticized,' says a reader
'I am not against the STF, but excesses must be made public and criticized,' says a reader in response to Folha's editorial on the Supreme Court.
Constitutional Court accepts applications for unconstitutionality against Transparency and Credit Strengthening laws
Ecuador's Constitutional Court has accepted applications challenging the constitutionality of the Transparency Law and the Credit Strengthening Law, citing concerns over the protection of constitutional rights.
Court of Auditors suspends payment of nearly R$ 1 million for GDF VIP area at Stock Car
The Court of Auditors of the Federal District has suspended a nearly R$ 1 million payment for a VIP area during the Stock Car races, citing potential overpricing and lack of price research.
The British Ministry of Justice has ordered the deletion of the largest court reporting archive
The UK Ministry of Justice has mandated the deletion of the Courtsdesk archive, impacting media access and transparency in the judicial system.
Pérez Dayán took 2 of the 4 armored SUVs from the Court; paid half of their initial value
Retired Supreme Court Minister Alberto Pérez Dayán acquired two luxury armored Jeep SUVs from the Court at half their original value just weeks before leaving office.
State school reform system in RJ becomes target of complaint for lack of transparency and suspicion of irregularities
A system designed to expedite emergency purchases in state schools in Rio de Janeiro is under investigation by the Public Ministry and the State Court of Accounts due to allegations of lack of transparency and difficulties in controlling expenses.
The court expert on Mette-Marit's scandal: King Harald must speak
The controversy surrounding Crown Princess Mette-Marit has intensified, with Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre urging full transparency regarding her connections to the late sex offender Epstein, leading court expert Ebba von Sydow to suggest King Harald will need to address the situation soon.
Hearing on SIR: CM Mamata's Allegations, CJI's Remarks
The Supreme Court held a major hearing on the voter list controversy, where Mamata Banerjee accused the Election Commission of removing names, while the Chief Justice emphasized transparency and rights.
Cármen says democracy imposes transparency after being chosen to report on code of conduct
Minister Cármen Lúcia highlighted the importance of ethics, transparency, and efficiency in democracy after being appointed as the rapporteur for a proposed code of conduct for the judges of Brazil's Supreme Court.
The Government appeals to the Supreme Court to hide the papers of the Air Europa rescue
The Spanish government is refusing to release key documents regarding the Air Europa rescue despite a court ruling, and is appealing to the Supreme Court to delay the disclosure.
Puglia at the fair in Miami, Court of Auditors: "Waste of 300 million"
The spending methods surrounding the Miami Design Week have come under judicial scrutiny due to allegations of lack of transparency and pre-determined winners, leading to discussions of potential financial damages exceeding 300,000 euros.
US congressmen ask judge to appoint official to force release of all Epstein files
Two US congressmen are urging a federal judge to appoint a special master to ensure the release of all documents related to Jeffrey Epstein as mandated by law.