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Bartosz Pilitowski discusses the upcoming election of judges to the National Council of the Judiciary (KRS) in Poland, emphasizing the need for clear procedures and respect for judges' will to avoid further crises in the judicial system.

The Supreme Prosecutor's Office has withdrawn its appeal against three current and former Democratic Party members related to cash envelope allegations after the Supreme Court confirmed the acquittal of another implicated former member.

Kombit assures that the voting system in Denmark is prepared for the upcoming parliamentary elections, emphasizing that there will be no repetition of past errors from the municipal elections.

A Hong Kong court dismissed the appeals of 12 pro-democracy activists who were convicted under the National Security Law for their involvement in a preliminary election deemed an attempt to subvert the government.

Xavier Bertrand, president of the Hauts-de-France region, criticizes Bruno Retailleau's candidacy for the presidential election, claiming the system favors Retailleau over other candidates.

Four years post-election, South Australia's health system remains in crisis despite promises by the government to address issues.

Guatemalan journalist José Rubén Zamora, under house arrest after more than 800 days in prison, claims he has faced persecution from the Attorney General's Office while asserting that the structures controlling justice in Guatemala remain intact despite the election of Bernardo Arévalo.

This analysis discusses the implications of the Liberal Democratic Party's overwhelming victory in the recent House of Representatives election, focusing on the emerging polarized multi-party system in Japan.

The Supreme Court of India raised concerns about frequent adjournments in election petition hearings, questioning the impact of such delays on the judicial process.

In the recent House of Representatives election held on July 8, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) achieved its second-highest proportional vote total since the introduction of the mixed electoral system, while the centrist coalition fell short of its previous performance.

Bangladesh is approaching a crucial parliamentary election that will determine not just the government but the political direction of the country after years of turmoil.

U.S. politicians from both parties are united against President Trump's proposal to nationalize the electoral system, which he claims is necessary to combat alleged massive election fraud.

Ahead of the upcoming election, a call for politicians to present their good character publicly to enhance trust in the political system is discussed.

Finland’s Ministry of Justice is reconsidering the storage location of election data, potentially moving away from using Amazon Web Services due to security concerns.

In the recent House of Representatives election, the Liberal Democratic Party secured all seats in Kanagawa Prefecture, marking a historic first since the introduction of the single-member district system in 1996.

Bangladesh is set to hold its first general election since a political upheaval led to the collapse of the Awami League government, which has been criticized for its authoritarian practices.

The article discusses the fundamental differences between the electoral systems of the United States and Brazil, highlighting the decentralization of the U.S. election process.

The pro-democratic People's Party faced defeat in Thailand's parliamentary elections, with conservative forces triumphing amidst a complicated voting system.

Several prominent French political figures are advocating for the implementation of proportional representation in legislative elections before the 2027 presidential election, citing concerns over the effects of the current majority voting system.

The article discusses recent developments in Danish politics, including the government's new expulsion reform and the Social Democrats' proposal for a new school system.

Donald Trump continues to deny his 2020 election loss to Joe Biden and has initiated bizarre investigations while attempting to take control of the entire electoral system.

President Donald Trump described the elections in the U.S. as rigged and stolen, calling for election system reforms and stricter voter identification requirements.

The Trump administration has finalized a significant reform of the U.S. civil service system, fulfilling an election promise to remove job protections for federal employees deemed to influence government policy.

Trump challenges the US electoral process, suggesting that federal authorities take over election organization from the states.

Discussions surrounding the review of the re-trial system aimed at rescuing victims of wrongful convictions are intensifying, with the Ministry of Justice targeting amendments to the Criminal Procedure Act following the House of Representatives election.

Liberal leader Simona Mohamsson commented on the resignations of three prominent members, stating that it's understandable as they consider their roles before the upcoming election, and announced a new grading system eliminating failing grades.

Emotions are still high after the election of the chairman of Poland 2050, with allegations of system errors and manipulation, raising questions about whether the party will annul the vote or only repeat the second round.

The Cypriot government is embroiled in the dangerous turmoil caused by the release of edited audiovisual material showing officials speaking about the financing system for the election campaign of Nicos Christodoulides, with no clear way out in sight.

Oregon officials are planning to remove 800,000 inactive voters from registration rolls amid growing public concern and legal pressures.

In the small town of Hilchenbach, North Rhine-Westphalia, the far-right party Third Way opens an office, and a leading official is unexpectedly elected to the city council, causing significant unrest amid numerous legal disputes.

The newly adopted government bill concerning the National Judiciary Council outlines that fifteen judicial members will be elected by judges themselves, including a diverse representation from various court levels.

The article discusses the plight of political prisoners Héctor Chaclán and Luis Pacheco, who contributed to the election of President Bernardo Arévalo in Guatemala but were subsequently imprisoned due to a corrupt justice system.