Live at 13:15: The special committee discusses the risks of political interference in conducting research
A special committee of the Estonian Parliament is set to discuss the risks of political interference in economic research during a public session.
The reasons for the Yes explained by the leaders of the No
The article discusses how prominent figures advocating for judicial reforms previously opposed such changes, highlighting contradictions in their positions.
Vorcaro Wants to Set the Agenda for the Cooperation Agreement
Daniel Vorcaro signals his intent to negotiate a cooperation agreement while maintaining a strategic stance towards the Brazilian judiciary and political connections.
Paolo Cirino Pomicino: 'Tangentopoli destroyed the parties and opened the way for populists'
In an interview, former Italian minister Paolo Cirino Pomicino discusses the lasting impact of the Tangentopoli corruption scandal on political parties and the rise of populism in Italy.
Another invoice has emerged and complicates Adorni further: his friend Grandio also paid for the return flight
A new invoice has surfaced, indicating that journalist Marcelo Grandio paid for Manuel Adorni's return flight, complicating the investigation into Adorni's use of private flights.
Cláudio Castro fears being discarded by son 01
Cláudio Castro faces allegations of misusing privatization funds for electoral bribes, as investigations unfold regarding his political power and stability.
Parliamentary Election: Is Slovenia Facing a Rightward Shift?
Slovenia's political landscape is being shaken by a smear campaign just before the parliamentary elections, potentially benefiting right-wing parties.
TRE-SP annuls mandates of mayor and vice of Martinópolis and determines new elections
The Electoral Justice annulled the mandates of the mayor and vice-mayor of Martinópolis, leading to new elections in the municipality.
Chongqing mayor under investigation as China’s anti-corruption crackdown gathers pace
Chongqing's mayor, Hu Henghua, is under investigation amid China's ongoing anti-corruption efforts, marking a significant political development in the megacity.
Readers' Letters: Coherence, the Tax Operation Puloil, the Once Tragedy
The article presents letters from readers addressing various issues including political coherence, alleged fiscal operations, and reflections on tragic events in Argentina.
Economy, scandals, and social bad mood
Argentina's government under Javier Milei faces significant turmoil due to economic challenges, corruption scandals, political conflicts, and a shift in public sentiment.
VIDEOS: Jornal Liberal 2nd Edition of Thursday, March 19, 2026
This article covers various political developments in Brazil, including legal proceedings and party announcements.
Ana Millán, ten years questioned and a warning to the left after her case was filed: "I continue with more strength than ever"
Ana Millán expresses renewed determination following the dismissal of corruption allegations against her, while facing ongoing political scrutiny from the left.
One Year After the Istanbul Mayor's Arrest: Thousands Protest Demanding Release
Thousands gathered in Istanbul to protest the arrest of Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu on the anniversary of his detention, seeking his release amid claims of political repression.
The PP of Ayuso applauds Ana Millán before the PSOE and Más Madrid, who do not accept the filing of her case: "Justice is not pursuing her, the left is pursuing her"
The Popular Party in Madrid celebrated Ana Millán after the filing of corruption allegations against her, while opposition parties continue to criticize her, alleging political motivations behind the attacks.
First Joint Investigation of Jeon Jae-soo 70 Days Ahead of Local Elections... Turning Point in Bid for Busan Mayor
Jeon Jae-soo, a Democratic Party lawmaker, has come under investigation for accepting bribes from the Unification Church just days after announcing his candidacy for the Busan mayoral election.
From Massa and Zamora to Toviggino and Tapia, a stinking quagmire
The article discusses the corruption and impunity surrounding the AFA, involving political sectors and the judiciary in Argentina.
Letters from readers: Cristina Kirchner, farce, educational freedom
This article discusses the conviction of former president Cristina Kirchner for corruption and her claims of political persecution while facing other legal challenges.
They Insist on the Electoral Scenarios in a Parliament that is Turning into a Daily Reality Show
The article discusses the ongoing political scandals and controversies in Greece's parliament, likening it to a reality show and highlighting the manipulation of public funds.
Banco Master, opposition and government
The article discusses the political implications of the Banco Master scandal involving right-wing politicians and the judiciary in Brazil, while notably distancing the Lula government from the affair.
Aleš Primc on the elections in Slovenia: The referendum result showed that the left government does not have much support
Aleš Primc discusses the recent political climate in Slovenia as the country approaches parliamentary elections amid scandals and ideological divides.
‘This case depicts the mechanism through which the Council for Participation was co-opted by individuals affiliated with a political party to accumulate power’, says Prosecutor in Liga2
Ecuador's Prosecutor's Office criticizes the Council for Participation for being co-opted by political affiliates aiming to centralize power.
Goulash and children's celebrations came as a practice for subsidies on social innovations under the Ministry of Labor
A recent report highlights irregularities in the allocation of subsidies for social innovations in Slovakia, particularly benefiting projects linked to the political party Hlas.
S. Famellos: It is a historic mistake of PASOK to go to the elections independently – solitary paths do not provide solutions
SYRIZA President Sokratis Famellos criticized the government for corruption and urged collaboration among progressive forces during the political committee meeting.
Hlas expels Ferenčák from the party. He sees Matúš Šutaj Eštok behind the criminalization of his persona.
Ján Ferenčák has been expelled from the Hlas party amid accusations of corruption and political dissent within the party.
What's happening in Slovenia? Ideological divisions and compromising recordings have ignited the campaign
In Slovenia, the ideological divide is intensifying as parliamentary elections approach, with scandals and allegations of corruption surfacing in the political arena.
Malawi: State Moves to Collapse Mchacha Corruption Cases, Raising Fresh Questions On Political Will
The Malawian government is seeking to dismiss corruption cases against former minister Charles Mchacha, raising concerns about political will to address high-level corruption.
Why Cristina Kirchner Wanted to Be a Millionaire
The article discusses the current political climate surrounding Cristina Kirchner, reflecting on her ambitions and recent public support.
Federal Deputy Gorete Pereira from MDB is pointed out by the Federal Police as a political organizer of the scheme to divert INSS benefits
The Federal Police launched a new operation against illegal deductions in pensions and retirements from the INSS, implicating federal deputy Gorete Pereira as a key political figure in the scheme.
VIDEOS: NSC News on Tuesday, March 17, 2026
The article covers various Brazilian political and societal issues as reported by NSC Notícias on March 17, 2026.
The Fall: The New Political and Judicial Chapter of Cristina
Cristina Kirchner faces legal challenges as she appears in court for a high-profile corruption case in Argentina.
VIDEOS: DF2 from Tuesday, March 17, 2026
The article covers various significant political and social issues in Brazil, including statements from Trump on nuclear arms, governors rejecting Lula's tax request, and key government developments.
VIDEOS: RJ2 on Tuesday, March 17, 2026
The article covers various political and social issues in Brazil, including statements by Trump, a denial from governors regarding fuel tax cuts, government funding, international agreements, and legal proceedings against politicians.
Cristina Kirchner attacks the Justice system over the Cuadernos case: "There are mafia practices"
Former Argentine President Cristina Kirchner has criticized the judicial system during her trial for corruption, claiming it involves mafia-like practices and asserting that she is a victim of political persecution.
VIDEOS: EPTV 1 Sul de Minas on Tuesday, March 17, 2026
Federal Police claim that a deputy was a political strategist in a scheme related to the INSS.
Cristina Kirchner, before the court judging her for corruption in the Cuadernos case: 'This is not a political persecution, these are mafia practices'
Cristina Kirchner appeared in court to defend herself against corruption charges, claiming the proceedings are politically motivated and not legitimate.
"There Are Mafia Practices" and Other Resonant Phrases from Cristina Kirchner's Declaration in the Case of the Bribery Notebooks
Cristina Kirchner defended herself against political persecution allegations during her declaration in the bribery notebooks case, denouncing mafia-like practices within the judiciary.
Notebooks: Cristina Kirchner made another political statement but this time she admitted that she could end her life in prison
Cristina Kirchner acknowledged the possibility of spending her life in prison during a political statement while continuing to defend herself against corruption charges.
Cristina Kirchner's Jokes at the Start of Her Interrogation: 'I Have Nicknames, But I Don't Think They're Appropriate'
Former president Cristina Kirchner appeared in court facing a trial regarding alleged corruption, where she characterized the proceedings as politically motivated.
PF indicates that CE deputy was the 'political organizer' of a fraud scheme at INSS
Federal Deputy Maria Gorete Pereira is accused of being the political organizer behind a massive fraud scheme involving pension benefits in Brazil.
Leftist ‘March 8’ accuses Janša of conspiracy, question of corruption caused them nervousness
The political situation in Slovenia intensifies as leftist groups accuse the right-wing leader Janša of a conspiracy in response to corruption allegations.
Scandal Before Slovenian Elections: Compromising Videos Shock the Left, and They Blame Janša for Everything?!
A scandal involving compromising videos of left-wing politicians emerges just days before Slovenia's parliamentary elections, stirring political tensions between the left and right.
Former banker and Hubei party boss indicted for accepting ‘especially huge’ bribes
Former Hubei party boss Jiang Chaoliang has been indicted on charges of accepting substantial bribes during his political career, reflecting major corruption concerns in Chinese politics.
RLD MLC occupied land in Mathura, demanded a ransom of 5 crores... FIR registered
An RLD MLC in Mathura has been accused of land fraud and demanding a ransom of 5 crores through fake documents, leading to an FIR being filed against him and others.
The Master Case and the Shadow of Daniel Vorcaro's Delation - The Subject #1681
Daniel Vorcaro's recent change of legal representation in the Master Case raises concerns about potential political repercussions in Brazil.
Nigeria’s biggest problem is not politics
The article argues that Nigeria's primary issue is the lack of trust in society, overshadowing political challenges like corruption and leadership failures.
VIDEOS: DF2 of Monday, March 16, 2026
The news highlights various political and social issues in Brazil, including judicial reforms and high-profile investigations.
VIDEOS: EPTV 2 South of Minas on Monday, March 16, 2026
A series of legal and political developments have emerged in Brazil, highlighting corruption allegations and government initiatives.
Former Senator Mecias de Jesus takes office as a councilor of the Roraima Court of Auditors
Mecias de Jesus, a former senator, has taken office as a councilor of the Roraima Court of Auditors after stepping down from his political career.
Newsfilter: There Are Still Enough Judges Not Afraid of Fico
A Slovak court rejected the detention of prosecutors investigating organized crime, signaling resilience against political pressure.