Man Acquitted in Case of Election Fraud in the Faroe Islands
A man has been acquitted of election fraud related to the 2024 municipal elections in the Faroe Islands.
Two days after suspension, Electoral Justice resumes supplementary election in Senador Sá
After a brief suspension, Brazil's Electoral Justice has reinstated the supplementary election set for Sunday in Senador Sá, Ceará, following a judicial decision reversing a previous suspension.
List of 15 judges recommended for the KRS by independent judges [NAMES]
A list of 15 judges, supported by associations defending judicial independence, has been revealed following a governmental resolution regarding the elections of the judicial part of the KRS in Poland.
Disqualification of Marine Le Pen: Court to Review Her Appeal in 2026
The Paris Appeals Court will have a decision regarding Marine Le Pen's disqualification ready by summer 2026, affecting her potential candidacy for the 2027 presidential elections.
Bartosz Pilitowski: The election of judges to the KRS is not 'rocket science' but a test of the state's seriousness
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.
Who will replace Małgorzata Manowska? The first candidates for the President of the Supreme Court and boycotts of elections are announced.
The Supreme Court of Poland will hold a general assembly to nominate candidates for the position of President, as Małgorzata Manowska's term comes to an end in May.
[View Briefing] 100 Days Until Local Elections! What Are the Prospects for the Parties?
The article discusses the political landscape and expectations for the upcoming local elections in South Korea, focusing on key figures and events.
Alckmin says government is seeking solution for Avibras crisis and avoids anticipating plans for 2026 elections
Geraldo Alckmin, Brazil's acting president, stated that the federal government is committed to finding a solution for the Avibras crisis, which has affected the defense company undergoing judicial recovery.
Who is Edgar Meza Mendoza, the judge and husband of Nadia López, director of Didactic Materials?
The new director of Didactic Materials, Nadia López, is married to judge Edgar Meza Mendoza, who is also involved in judicial elections.
Ziobro and Romanowski Will Have Problems? 'They Will Go to Minsk or Moscow'
The Polish Prosecutor's Office has requested a European arrest warrant for Zbigniew Ziobro, highlighting concerns over judicial impartiality regarding the presiding judge.
Journal of Laws dated February 16, 2026 (positions 170-173)
The article provides a summary of various regulations published in the Journal of Laws of Poland on February 16, 2026, including changes in judicial procedures and announcements regarding local elections.
The narrative failed to absorb reality
Mexican Senator Javier Corral stresses the need to review the Judicial Reform before the 2027 elections due to issues with its implementation.
How to organize primary elections for the National Judiciary Council? Appeal Court Presidents unveil details
The article discusses the upcoming primary elections for the National Judiciary Council in Poland and the considerations from appeal court presidents regarding this process amid ongoing judicial reforms.
Hearing on election petition postponed, CJI asked - Should we interfere with HC's work?
The Supreme Court of India raised concerns about frequent adjournments in election petition hearings, questioning the impact of such delays on the judicial process.
Ramírez Cuéllar calls to postpone the next judicial election until 2028
Alfonso Ramírez Cuéllar proposes delaying the judicial elections scheduled for next year to June 2028 to keep them separate from other political elections.
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.
Manaquiri defines new councilors after fraud leads to the removal of more than half of the City Council; see names
The municipalities of Manaquiri, Brazil, have experienced a significant shift in its City Council due to a judicial decision that nullified the mandates of most council members following electoral fraud.
Sheinbaum analyzes Taddei's suggestion to change the date of the judicial election
President Claudia Sheinbaum is reviewing a proposal to postpone the judicial election date to avoid it coinciding with the 2027 midterm elections.
Włodzimierz Czarzasty has made a decision. Elections for the National Judicial Council are starting
Włodzimierz Czarzasty announced the start of the candidate nomination process for the National Judicial Council's members.
Maciej Gutowski, Piotr Kardas: Poor elections to the Tribunal would be a triumph for PiS
The article discusses the implications of the ruling coalition's plans to quickly fill vacant positions in the Constitutional Tribunal in Poland amid ongoing public debates about judicial reforms.
From Morena to MC: the parties that will participate in the 2027 elections
Political forces in Mexico are gearing up for the crucial midterm elections in 2027, where citizens will renew the Chamber of Deputies, elect new judicial members, and other positions.
[News Dive] Lee Jin-gwan Confronts Park Seong-jae
The article discusses the confrontations involving Lee Jin-gwan and Park Seong-jae, touching on judicial outcomes and political dynamics in South Korea.
Will the Sejm only confirm the election of judges to the KRS? Zbigniew Bogucki: an absurd concept
The article discusses a resolution from the 'Iustitia' Association regarding the election of judicial members to the National Council of the Judiciary (KRS) in Poland, calling for the president to sign a recent amendment to the KRS law.
Referendum on Constitutional Reform in Thailand: Created During Military Rule, Criticism of 'Judicial Intervention'
Thailand held a referendum on constitutional reform alongside the general elections, with strong criticisms of the existing constitution's provisions favoring the military and monarchy.
The Milei’s extend bridges with the Macris, but are targeting the City: bridge, 'warm manaus' and judicial hints
This article discusses the fluctuating political relationship between Javier Milei's party and Mauricio Macri's PRO party in Argentina, highlighting their complex dynamics across different regions and their mutual interests leading up to the 2027 elections.
Should lying in electoral campaigns become a criminal offense?
Wales' parliament is debating a proposed law that would treat intentional lying during electoral campaigns as a criminal offense, raising concerns over free speech and the potential burden on the judicial system.
The French Prosecutor Requests a Five-Year Disqualification for Marine Le Pen, but Leaves the Door Open for Her to Be a Candidate
The French prosecutor has requested a five-year disqualification for far-right leader Marine Le Pen, but has left the possibility for her to run in upcoming elections depending on judicial outcomes regarding her appeals.
Bernardo Arévalo: "Guatemala faces democracy in the coming months"
Guatemalan President Bernardo Arévalo discusses the challenges of the upcoming elections and the need for judicial change in a country grappling with institutional recovery and state corruption.
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.
Netanyahu will lose the elections and will not vacate his chair? Senior enforcement officials in Israel are already discussing this scenario
Israeli officials are considering a scenario where Prime Minister Netanyahu refuses to resign if he loses the upcoming elections, amidst rising tensions and government defiance against judicial rulings.
Italy will hold a referendum on judicial reform on March 22 and 23
Italy is set to hold a referendum on March 22 and 23 regarding a controversial judicial reform, a key test of support for Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's government ahead of the 2027 elections.
The Chronicle | Sánchez risks his clash with Trump and regional funding
President Sánchez focuses on delivering a political message while managing a delicate situation involving Trump and regional funding, aiming to shift the narrative away from judicial scandals.