Shahin and those dealings with Hannoun & Co. The evidence from Viminale ignored by the judges
A new name, Mohamad Shahin, emerges in the Genoa prosecutor's investigation into Hamas's network in Italy, raising questions about judicial decisions regarding his expulsion.
[Breaking News] Constitutional Court Law Amendment Introducing 'Lawsuit Review System' Passed in National Assembly
The National Assembly of South Korea passed an amendment to the Constitutional Court Law that introduces a new lawsuit review system allowing parties to appeal decisions of lower courts to the Constitutional Court for constitutional violations.
Trump does not give up: He will formalize his global tariff of 15% 'where appropriate' in the coming days
Donald Trump is set to increase his global tariff to 15%, aiming to maintain trade agreements while navigating recent judicial decisions.
VIDEOS: AB1 of Wednesday, February 25, 2026
The article discusses recent legal news, including defendants beginning to serve sentences, ongoing appeals, and the response of various officials to recent judicial decisions in Brazil.
The Council of the Judiciary deepened the investigation into the federal judge of Rosario Gastón Salmain
The Council of the Judiciary of Argentina has intensified its investigation into federal judge Gastón Salmain, accused of corruption, while also postponing decisions regarding another judge facing accusations of antisemitism.
Judge's wife who released PCC leader acted in rulings, reveals CNJ
The wife of Judge Divoncir Schereiner Maran, Viviane Alves Gomes de Paula, is implicated in a CNJ report concerning her influence over judicial decisions related to the release of PCC leader Gerson Palermo in 2020.
VIDEOS: Good Morning Rio of Wednesday, February 25, 2026
A summary of major events covered in the Good Morning Rio segment, including judicial decisions regarding Marielle Franco’s assassination, legislative changes, weather-related fatalities, and international political tensions.
Marek Domagalski: Let’s not waste judicial power
The article discusses a legal case in Poland where a party seeks to renew proceedings based on a recent constitutional ruling that impacts the ability to appeal court decisions regarding judicial fees.
Economy, migration, Iran – Trump delivers the longest speech in Congress history
President Trump delivered a lengthy address to Congress, highlighting his administration's economic achievements amidst a backdrop of critical decisions regarding tariffs and judicial resolutions.
Balance of Powers in the United States
The US Supreme Court has reaffirmed that political decisions are subject to judicial review by invalidating significant tariffs from the Trump administration, emphasizing the importance of adherence to legal frameworks.
VIDEOS: Good Morning Minas, Tuesday, February 24, 2026
The news segment covers various topics including judicial decisions, weather forecasts, the ongoing investigations into the assassination of a Brazilian councilwoman, and international news about the Ukraine war and its implications.
VIDEOS: NE1 from Monday, February 23, 2026
A roundup of pressing incidents and developments in Brazil, including airport chaos in Mexico, housing sales records, weather-related disruptions in São Paulo, and controversial judicial decisions.
Piantedosi: "We will appeal rulings on Sea Watch"
Italian Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi announced intentions to appeal recent judicial decisions concerning the NGO Sea Watch's operations, underscoring the government's commitment to addressing irregular migration.
The abortion case in Oleśnica. Małgorzata Manowska vs. the prosecutor's office. The court's decision is here
The article discusses a high-profile abortion case involving a woman who sought to terminate her late-term pregnancy due to health concerns, leading to legal implications involving judicial authority and prosecutorial decisions in Poland.
[News Dive] Jang Dong-hyuk Rejects 'Presidential Favoritism'
Jang Dong-hyuk rejects the notion of 'presidential favoritism' amid public outrage over recent court decisions favoring current president Yoon Suk-yeol.
From migrants to NGO ships. How activist judges want to sink the government
Recent judicial decisions in Italy have mandated compensations for NGOs involved in migrant rescues, stirring political controversy.
West Africa: Nigeria Implemented Only 10 of 66 Cases Passed in 25 Years - Ecowas Court
Since its establishment in 2001, Nigeria has only executed 10 out of 66 cases decided by the ECOWAS Court, raising concerns over compliance with regional judicial decisions.
The District Court overturned for the 14th time the decision of Mizrahi: Baraverman will not be able to leave the country until next Tuesday
The District Court in Lod has extended the restrictions on Tzachi Baraverman, the chief of staff to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, prohibiting him from leaving the country until next Tuesday.
Use of artificial intelligence in judges' sentencing lacks regulation in Ecuador
Ecuador lacks regulatory frameworks governing the use of artificial intelligence in judicial sentencing, raising concerns over the accuracy and motivation behind judicial decisions.
Mario Godoy with no chances of avoiding censorship and dismissal in the National Assembly
Mario Godoy faces potential censorship and dismissal from his position in the National Judicial Council due to decisions made by major legislative factions.
‘Death Sentence Requested’ Coup Leader Yoon Seok-youl, ‘Fateful Time’ at 3 PM on 19th
The first trial verdict for former President Yoon Seok-youl and other key military and police officials involved in a coup is set for the 19th, with prosecutors seeking the death penalty for Yoon.
Without words
The author criticizes the actions of Dias Toffoli in the Master case, describing his involvement and decisions as increasingly indefensible.
PF's request opens discussion about annulling Toffoli's actions in the Master case, but outcome is uncertain
Debate arises over the potential annulment of decisions made by Minister Dias Toffoli in the Master case following his potential disqualification.
VIDEOS: Jornal Anhanguera 2nd Edition of Wednesday, February 11, 2026
The article covers various recent events in Brazil, including judicial decisions, political polls, and serious criminal allegations involving significant amounts of money and violence.
VIDEOS: Acre Journal 2nd Edition this Wednesday, February 11, 2026
The Acre Journal features a variety of topics including legal decisions and political updates in Brazil.
Labor reform and mandatory jurisprudence
The article discusses a proposed labor reform in Argentina that seeks to modify judicial procedures for labor cases in Buenos Aires, requiring judges to align their decisions with precedents set by the Supreme Court.
MPF requests a fine of R$ 354 thousand against the city of Belém for failing to provide shelter for homeless people
The Federal Public Ministry has requested a court to impose fines totaling over R$ 354,000 against Belém and the Papa John XXIII Foundation for not complying with judicial decisions regarding the sheltering of homeless individuals in the city.
It doesn't happen from one minute to the next, says the court chief about why he hesitated with the harassment solution
The chief of the court explains his hesitation in addressing harassment cases, emphasizing that quick decisions are not always feasible.
Corporate entities remain silent on Dino's decision against perks
Judicial and legal associations in Brazil are largely silent following Minister Flávio Dino's decision to suspend certain financial benefits deemed unconstitutional.
Fine Furniture Case: Hearing against Nubia Vera, judge accused of the crime of concussion, is held in Quito
The court in Quito commenced a hearing against Nubia Vera, accused of requesting bribes in exchange for favorable judicial decisions.
Judge Cascini: "Caution on arrests, do not forget Bolzaneto. Dangerous to evoke the Red Brigades"
Giuseppe Cascini, deputy prosecutor of Rome, warns against the political pressure on judicial decisions regarding the security decree and the justice referendum, amid escalating tensions following the release of violent offenders in Turin.
Limiting the Lawyer's Word is Limiting Citizens' Access to Justice
The oral argument plays a central role in constructing quality judicial decisions by organizing debate and presenting clear, public arguments, thus enhancing the democratic aspect of justice.
The Crying Mostovacan: Children are Becoming Objects of Enforcement
Member of Parliament Ante Kujundžić raised serious concerns in the Parliament about family law proceedings where children are treated as objects of enforcement, emphasizing that they are not properties and must not be subjected to administrative decisions and judicial formalism.
Referendum, gaffes by Salvini: "With yes, the violent in Turin would be in prison." But that's not the case
Salvini's statement regarding a referendum misrepresents judicial decisions about the imprisonment of protesters in Turin, highlighting a misunderstanding of the current judicial practices.
Forced closing of suspects in a psychiatric hospital. Unconstitutional regulations
The Constitutional Tribunal responded to a legal question regarding the constitutionality of regulations concerning the immediate execution of a court decision to place a suspect in a closed psychiatric facility, which arose during a disciplinary case involving a judge.
Federal judge annuls decisions of Operation Integration and PF takes over inquiry investigating Deolane Bezerra
A Federal Court in Pernambuco annulled judicial decisions linked to Operation Integration, which investigated an alleged money laundering scheme involving influencer Deolane Bezerra and a betting house.
Aneta Wiewiórowska-Domagalska: Finally a real breakthrough in judicial decisions concerning Swiss franc loans
The article discusses a recent ruling by the European Court of Justice regarding Swiss franc loans, suggesting it sets important boundaries for the procedural interests of the parties involved.
We must be rigorous and uncompromising with any ethical deviation, says Cármen Lúcia, rapporteur of the code of ethics
Minister Cármen Lúcia emphasized the need for judges to make clear and transparent decisions without being influenced by specific interests during the opening speech of the Supreme Electoral Court's year of work.
There is a decision regarding the disqualification of the judge who will decide the fate of Zbigniew Ziobro
The Warsaw-Mokotów District Court has postponed its decision on the temporary arrest of Zbigniew Ziobro until February 5, pending a request from the former minister's lawyer to disqualify the presiding judge Agnieszka Prokopowicz due to a conflict of interest.
If justice does not protect against violence
The article critiques recent judicial decisions that fail to adequately address violence against children and reflects on societal indifference to these issues.
Oh, it's him
The author reflects on their dislike for Julio Iglesias while expressing concern about the increasing arbitrariness of judicial decisions in both Spain and Florida, drawing parallels with Kafka's 'The Trial.'
Court: Judge Łubowski Expressed His Political Views When Overturning the European Arrest Warrant for Romanowski
A Warsaw court ruled that Judge Dariusz Łubowski improperly criticized the prosecution when overturning the European Arrest Warrant for Marcin Romanowski, leading to his removal from further decisions regarding the case.
The Catalan Pimec Launches an Assault on Conpymes, the Employers' Association Affiliated with Sumar
The Catalan business association Pimec is attempting to challenge Conpymes' leadership amid a conflict involving a push for the current president's removal and pending judicial decisions regarding the organization's role in social dialogue.
Turbulent Year for the Medical Association of Madrid, with an Interim President and an Elected One Awaiting Court Decisions
The Medical Association of Madrid (Icomem) is facing its worst crisis in recent history, marked by judicial scandals, mutual accusations, conflicts over financial management, and controversial positions.