The Oder as a Person? The State Council for Nature Conservation: "We Have a Different Legal Tradition"
The State Council for Nature Conservation in Poland expressed skepticism about the proposal to grant legal personhood to the Oder River, suggesting that implementing such a solution in Polish law would be challenging.
The Russian Central Bank sues the EU over frozen assets
The Russian Central Bank has filed a lawsuit in Luxembourg against the European Council's regulation that has frozen its assets, claiming it is illegal and denies effective remedies.
The number of divorce certificates issued by notaries decreased slightly last year
Last year, notaries in Latvia issued 99 fewer divorce certificates compared to the previous year, according to information from the Latvian Council of Notaries.
End of meat under photographic hides? Scientists want a ban on baiting large predators
Poland's State Council for Nature Conservation proposes a legal ban on feeding predatory mammals and birds of prey to prevent the baiting of animals for photography.
RANNAR RABA ⟩ It is not the state's business where Maano Koemets sleeps
Maano Koemets faces legal challenges concerning his eligibility to hold public office due to claims of residing outside the municipality where he serves as a council chair.
María Teresa against the City Council of Madrid: a woman's fight for her house in La Cañada that raises doubts about the development of El Cañaveral
María Teresa Gómez has been in a 16-year legal battle against the Madrid City Council, which is trying to evict her from a home built on a municipal green zone to develop new housing in El Cañaveral.
Brewery shuts down after neighbour's noise complaint sparks council stoush
Terella Brewing is set to close following a noise complaint that led to a protracted legal battle with the Sunshine Coast Council.
The Council of State endorses the constitutional reform on abortion requested by the Government but with changes
The Council of State has supported the proposed constitutional reform to protect the right to abortion in Spain, although it suggests a different legal wording than that proposed by the Government.
The Defense and Security Committee is Dangerously Playing a Role in the Bodies Active in Criminal Proceedings
The Slovak National Council's Defense and Security Committee is holding an extraordinary meeting related to the cessation of investigation into the donation of military equipment to Ukraine.
Emergency plan for new prisons 'democratic deviation'
The Swedish government's proposal to rapidly increase prison capacity is criticized by the Legal Council for bypassing democratic processes.
Osaka's Assembly to Support Establishment of 'Council' for Osaka Metropolis Plan; Focus on City Council's Trends
The Osaka assembly is set to support a proposal for establishing a legal council to discuss the Osaka metropolis plan, with upcoming city council dynamics being crucial.
Councilors file lawsuit in court to invalidate garbage collection fee
Council members in Quito are challenging a newly implemented garbage collection fee that has doubled costs for residents, prompting a legal push for its suspension.
PDP unveils legal team to challenge FCT council polls
The Peoples Democratic Party has formed a legal team to address election disputes from the recent FCT Area Council elections, following mixed results against their expectations.
Mbappé/PSG Conflict: The Club Decides Not to Appeal, Ending a (Long) Saga
Paris Saint-Germain will not appeal a labor council decision requiring the club to pay nearly €61 million to former player Kylian Mbappé, marking the end of a prolonged dispute.
The President of Poland vetoed the amendment to the Judiciary Council Act
The President of Poland has vetoed a proposed amendment aimed at restoring judicial independence, which has significant implications for the country's legal system and its alignment with EU standards.
Karol Nawrocki's Project. Prison Sentences for Judges and Removal from Office
President Karol Nawrocki has introduced a legislative proposal pertaining to the judiciary amidst ongoing concerns about the state of justice in Poland.
Alexandra Villacís withdraws protection action after her separation as alternate member of Godoy in the Judiciary
Former alternate member of the Judiciary Council, Alexandra Villacís, has withdrawn her legal action following her separation from the Council and the nomination of her replacement.
Robert Gwiazdowski: Judicial ZBoWID
Robert Gwiazdowski questions the legal basis for the selection process of judges in Poland's National Judiciary Council by the Parliament.
A court orders the Verges City Council, led by the CUP, to hang the Spanish flag: "It must always occupy a prominent, visible, and honorable place"
A court has mandated the Town Hall in Verges, Spain, to display the Spanish flag prominently in accordance with legal requirements and rulings.
Controversy and Legal Struggle: What is the Story of the 'Trump Institute' Hosting the Peace Council Meeting?
The article discusses the renaming of the U.S. Institute of Peace to the Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace, amidst political and legal controversies, and its implications for U.S. diplomatic efforts.
The 30 Million Friends Foundation Seizes the Council of State to 'Enforce' the Ban on Selling Dogs and Cats by Pet Shops
The 30 Million Friends Foundation is taking legal action to enforce the ban on the sale of dogs and cats in pet shops, criticizing government inaction.
UN: Epstein's crimes against humanity
Independent experts appointed by the UN Human Rights Council reveal that Jeffrey Epstein's criminal activities constitute acts that meet the legal criteria for crimes against humanity.
Judiciary Council: six presidents in seven years and a crisis that endangers justice
Ecuador's Judiciary Council has undergone significant instability with six presidents in less than seven years, raising concerns about its integrity amid political scandals and legal proceedings.
On the guarantee fund and legal protection, the Council says no
The opposition councilors in Milan have presented a motion to the administration regarding blocked construction projects, but the majority has blocked it.
More than 130,000 people have claimed the waste tax from the Madrid City Council
Over 130,000 residents have protested against the waste tax imposed by Madrid's City Council, leading to legal challenges in the regional court.
Government cancels plan to delay local council elections in England
The UK government has abandoned its plans to postpone 30 local council elections in England following legal advice against the move and backlash from opposition parties.
Keir Starmer U-turns on cancelling council elections after legal threat
Keir Starmer has reversed his decision to postpone local council elections due to legal challenges, confirming that all elections will proceed as planned on May 7, 2026.
PM abandons plans to delay council elections after legal advice
The UK government has dropped plans to postpone council elections after receiving legal advice against the move.
Lease Ended, Entrepreneur Refuses to Vacate the Plot. The Court Will Handle the Matter
A local entrepreneur is refusing to vacate a plot of land in Olsztyn, leading to a legal dispute over the property after the city council announced plans to expand paid parking in the area.
Despite legal hurdles, Meloni announced that Italy will join Trump's Peace Council as an 'observer'
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced that Italy will participate as an observer in Trump's Peace Council, despite previous legal concerns and criticism from the opposition.
Judiciary Council sanctions federal judge for irregularities in amparos
The Judicial Discipline Tribunal in Mexico has suspended a federal judge for one year due to professional misconduct and incompetence following a complaint from a federal deputy.
Alexandra Villacís, substitute member of Mario Godoy, presents a protection action after the CNJ sends a tern to choose her replacement
Alexandra Villacís has filed a legal protection action after being removed from her position in the Judicial Council, following the National Court of Justice's recommendation for her replacement.
What is the Legislative Council? What has been discussed?
The Legislative Council of Japan, in its recent session, provided recommendations regarding the review of the retrial system and discussed various legal reforms.
In the case of Sławomir Cenckiewicz, a tried and tested lockpick is being used
Controversy continues over Sławomir Cenckiewicz's participation in the National Security Council meeting despite his lack of access to classified information due to ongoing legal proceedings.
A Tough Nut to Crack: One Court's Clarification Was Not Enough for the Neringa Council Member
The Lithuanian appellate court ruled that council member Laurynas Vainutis committed fraud over a three-year period, but a subsequent participation in council meetings raised questions about compliance with legal prohibitions.
Warning: The development of Finland's criminal justice system is at risk
The Finnish Criminal Policy Council warns that the potential cutback of essential crime statistics poses a threat to the transparency and development of the country's criminal justice system.
Benefit freeze may violate property protection
Sweden's legal council warns that the government's proposal to freeze benefits for those on social insurance may conflict with fundamental legal rights and property protection.
KRS will be chosen by MPs, aided by judges. Are we facing even greater chaos in the courts?
The upcoming renewal of the National Judicial Council (KRS) raises concerns about the legality and composition of this body, as its judges were previously chosen by parliamentarians, resulting in ongoing debates and controversies.
Review of the Reexamination System Submitted to the Minister of Justice by the Legislative Council: Numeric Standards for Dangerous Driving Requirements
The Japanese Legislative Council has submitted a proposal to the Minister of Justice for a review of the reexamination system and the requirements for dangerous driving, including the introduction of numeric standards.
The judiciary sees "deficits of legal security" in the government's social media law, which was not sent to the State Council
Spain's judiciary has criticized the government's social media law for lacking legal precision and security, particularly in its age restrictions for social media access.
Councilman Rosinaldo Bual registers virtual attendance at CMM sessions even while suspended over 'rachadinha' suspicion
Councilman Rosinaldo Bual has registered virtual attendance at the Manaus City Council sessions despite being suspended due to legal issues surrounding financial misconduct.
Marseille: a municipal council resolution annulled after suspicions of illegal interests regarding Payan
The mayor of Marseille, Benoît Payan, faces controversy after a council resolution granting him legal protection in a defamation trial was annulled due to suspicions of illegal interests.
Jagland's immunity lifted due to Epstein connections
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe has lifted the legal immunity of Thorbjørn Jagland, revealing his connections to the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
US Electric Car Manufacturer: Tesla Takes Legal Action Against IG Metall Representatives
Tesla is escalating its dispute with the union IG Metall by filing a criminal complaint against a representative who allegedly recorded a works council meeting in secret.
Jagland's immunity lifted linked to Epstein
The Council of Europe has decided to lift the legal immunity of former Secretary General Thorbjørn Jagland following revelations of his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
Council of Europe: Lifts Jagland's immunity
The Council of Europe has decided to lift the immunity of Jagland.
Bartaševics will appeal the decision to suspend him from office
Suspended Rēzekne City Council Chair Aleksandrs Bartaševics plans to appeal the decision that denied him access to state secrets, citing legal grounds and presumption of innocence.
Wants to investigate the possibility of more than two parents
The Swedish Medical Ethical Council is proposing to explore legal frameworks that would allow for more than two parents and the removal of the age limit for IVF treatments.
The deficit will be higher than expected. Preparing the next budget will be even more difficult, warned the budget council
The Czech Republic's budget for 2023 is set to have a deficit of 310 billion crowns, which raises concerns about compliance with legal limits as it is discussed in the legislature.
The Legal Council: The benefit cap could clash with children's rights
The Legal Council is urging the Swedish government to conduct a more thorough analysis of how its proposed benefit cap aligns with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.