ICJ sets date for new arguments between Ecuador and Mexico over filed claims
The International Court of Justice has extended a deadline for Ecuador and Mexico to submit new pleadings regarding Ecuador's claim against Mexico for granting illegal political asylum to former vice president Jorge Glas.
EU warns Georgia: Strengthened supervision of foreign funding is incompatible with the path to the EU
The European Commission has warned Georgia that a proposed law that expands the definition of foreign 'donations' and could criminalize political activism is incompatible with its hopes of EU membership.
Katsuya Okada's election poster 'China' - Man sent documents for pasting paper pieces
A man has been sent documents for allegedly pasting a paper with 'China' on Katsuya Okada's election poster in Mie Prefecture, Japan, raising questions of election law violations and political misconduct.
Controversy over 'Incitement of Rebellion' in North Jeolla Provokes Heated Exchange Between Kim Kwan-young and Lee Won-taek Ahead of Nomination Announcement
The controversy surrounding the alleged incitement of rebellion during a state of emergency in North Jeolla is intensifying, with political figures Kim Kwan-young and Lee Won-taek exchanging heated accusations.
The Exception of Defending Legality
Readers express their views on airstrikes in Iran, the importance of living in the moment, migration policy, and rising rent prices.
Justice orders Ratinho to prove accusation or apologize for associating Chico Buarque with the Rouanet Law
A Brazilian court has ordered television host Ratinho to substantiate his claims regarding musician Chico Buarque's political affiliations related to state funding or face legal consequences.
How many times can Greg Abbott be reelected in Texas: the political climate that could leave him out in 2026
The article discusses the reelection prospects of Texas Governor Greg Abbott, stating that Texas law does not impose term limits on governors, as he seeks to run again in 2026 amidst various political challenges.
The General Prosecutor's Office will turn to the court regarding the suspension of the activities of the party "Stabilitātei!"
The General Prosecutor's Office in Latvia is seeking a court ruling to suspend the activities of the political party "Stabilitātei!" due to violations of the Political Parties Law.
Lecturer: The debate about expulsion is about the foundations of the rule of law
The article discusses the shift in the interpretation of human rights by the Danish government in pre-election campaigning to facilitate the expulsion of more criminal foreigners, emphasizing that this issue goes beyond technical legal adjustments and is linked to broader political and identity narratives.
The socialist mayor of Mejorada sends the only patrol car in the municipality to the occupied house of his mother-in-law to prevent a new usurpation
The mayor of Mejorada, Jorge Capa, has drawn political and public outrage after diverting the only police patrol to guard his mother-in-law's occupied house.
Editorial: The Collapse of the Iranian Regime is Desirable - Russian Actions Should Not Be Confused with This
The article discusses the desire for regime change in Iran amidst U.S. and Israeli military actions, highlighting the Finnish political discourse surrounding international law.
Exiled Political Analyst Yekaterina Schulmann Jailed 1 Year in Absentia for Breaking ‘Foreign Agent’ Law
Yekaterina Schulmann, an exiled political analyst, has been sentenced to one year in prison in absentia in Russia for violating the country's 'foreign agent' law.
FM: The progress of the new municipal financial equalization model is a political decision issue
The Latvian Finance Ministry states that the advancement of the new municipal financial equalization law is a matter of political decision, highlighting ongoing discussions and the need for detailed fiscal analysis.
[Exclusive] The Intelligence Command Conducted a Power Paragliding Training for North Korean Infiltration Right Before the Martial Law... Did It Induce Provocations from the North?
A special investigation team revealed that South Korea's Intelligence Command conducted unusual training for North Korean infiltration shortly before declaring martial law, raising suspicions about the motivations behind the actions.
Request for Great Cooperation from the National Assembly amid Rivalry over Administrative Integration
The cities of Daegu and Gyeongbuk are urging the National Assembly to cooperate for the quick passage of a special law on administrative integration amid political disputes.
The law will require municipalities to apply funding criteria to private sports schools as well, but Sigulda rejects the equal approach
The municipality of Sigulda has rejected a demand from residents to fund a private football school on the same principles as municipal sports schools, amid concerns of political reluctance to address the issue.
More leaders, fewer elected officials. How the new electoral law will transform the campaign for the Political Elections
Italy's new electoral law introduces significant changes that could shape the upcoming political campaign by distorting representation and eliminating constituencies.
[Column] This is what accountability looks like
The article discusses the accountability of political leaders, focusing on Yoon Suk-yeol's failed coup attempt in South Korea and its consequences.
A severe assessment from a researcher on the actions of the USA and Israel: 'Unequivocally illegal'
Political researcher Timo R. Stewart asserts that the strikes initiated by the USA and Israel against Iran are unequivocally in violation of international law.
Death of Ali Khamenei: "Negation of all international law", "bloodthirsty dictator"... political class caught between condemnation and cautious realism
The death of Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has prompted a mix of condemnation and cautious consideration from various political leaders in France.
"I experienced the monster from the inside": in Venezuela, the joy of freed political prisoners
Political prisoners in Venezuela celebrate their release, with calls for freedom resonating among supporters following a recent amnesty law.
The law of unforeseen consequences?
The article discusses the potential consequences of U.S. military actions in Iran, particularly in light of recent escalations and the strategic interests of key political figures like Donald Trump and Binyamin Netanyahu.
Starmer is cautious on Iran because he knows the chaos Trump's strikes could trigger
Sir Keir Starmer is taking a cautious stance on US military actions in Iran, balancing pressures from both sides of the political spectrum in the UK while emphasizing adherence to international law.
Blocked lists and low threshold are also convenient for the left
Political developments suggest that proposed electoral law changes may be more beneficial to the left than initially perceived.
One week of the amnesty law in Venezuela: more than 4,000 full freedoms to political persecuted individuals
Venezuela's recent amnesty law has led to over 4,000 individuals gaining full freedom, though hundreds remain imprisoned.
Referendum and Electoral Law, the Capocracy in Government
The article discusses the current political landscape in Italy, focusing on the referendum and electoral law, amidst issues such as economic struggles and global political turbulence.
Positions, influences, areas: seized spreadsheet lists 'what they have' deputies and 'requests' made to Bacellar, according to the Federal Police
A seized spreadsheet reveals the political connections and requests made by several deputies in the Rio de Janeiro state assembly, leading to an investigation into potential corruption.
"Quick Answers" in California: This is how immigration cases are resolved with artificial intelligence
The article discusses a new AI-based system implemented by law firms in California to more effectively manage immigration cases amid a complex migratory context influenced by political changes.
Marcin Romanowski Received Money for His Parliamentary Office. 'Manipulation of Despicable Transfers'
Marcin Romanowski, a politician of the Law and Justice party, is currently living in Hungary under political asylum and has renounced his parliamentary salary, while still receiving funding for his office despite being pursued by a warrant since late 2024.
Anger at Detroit police U-turn over officers’ call to border agents
The Detroit police's decision to reverse the firing of two officers for coordinating arrests with federal immigration agents has sparked backlash and accusations of succumbing to political pressure.
M. Chrysochoidis: We respond to challenges with the same faith and dedication to our work
The head of Greece's Organized Crime Unit, Michalis Chrysochoidis, outlined the achievements and future commitments of the unit during an event attended by political and police leadership.
Lobby obstruction hinders the end of the 6x1 schedule and supersalaries
The approval of a law intended to combat corruption and lobby influence in Congress is stalled due to political maneuvering and powerful lobbies.
Electoral law, there is an agreement. Meloni: text in Parliament but we will not impose confidence
Italian political leaders have reached an agreement on a new electoral law aimed at ensuring stable parliamentary majorities, but Prime Minister Meloni has stated they won't impose confidence in Parliament regarding this proposal.
Those of the Rosatellum. Now for the left everything is "unacceptable"
Elly Schlein and other leftists criticize any proposed electoral reforms while staunchly defending the current electoral law known as Rosatellum, which they believe ensures no political victory.
Back and forth on the heating law: 'We can no longer explain this to the people'
The article features an interview with Paul Kirchberger, a heating contractor, discussing the ongoing political disputes regarding Germany's heating law.
Father of Hong Kong Democracy Activist Sentenced to Imprisonment for Violating National Security Law, Daughter Criticizes as 'Guilt by Association'
The father of a wanted Hong Kong democracy activist was sentenced to eight months in prison for attempting to withdraw funds linked to his daughter's education policy, amid ongoing political repression under the national security law.
Azzariti: "The proposal of the center-right is at high risk of unconstitutionality"
Gaetano Azzariti, a constitutional lawyer, criticizes the new electoral law proposed by the center-right, emphasizing its potential unconstitutionality and questioning its claimed benefits for political stability.
Fight against corruption or political maneuver? What the anti-insider trading law promoted by Donald Trump really hides
The article explores Donald Trump's push for anti-insider trading laws aimed at Congress members, questioning whether this is a genuine fight against corruption or a political tactic.
Thune calls out 'two Americas' as Democrats refuse to stand for war heroes, law enforcement at SOTU
Senate Majority Leader John Thune criticized congressional Democrats for their lack of support for war heroes and law enforcement during President Trump's State of the Union address, highlighting a significant political divide.
[Editorial] The Last-Minute Amendment of the Misapplication of Law Crime, Legislative Completeness of Reform Process Must Be Enhanced
The South Korean National Assembly passed a bill establishing a crime for the misapplication of law after last-minute amendments were made to address concerns from civil society and political circles.
The Rule of Law in Crisis: How Russia, China, and Trump's America Are Destroying Our Idea of the State
The article discusses the destabilization of legal principles in the West due to increasing confrontations with Russia, China, and the political climate in the United States under Donald Trump.
Javier Milei, live: the latest measures of the Government
Argentine President Javier Milei is pushing for a reform of the Glacier Law, which aims to reduce protected areas to facilitate mining investments, while the Peronist opposition navigates a delicate political landscape.
ADN in search of 77 votes to approve the urgent law for the strengthening of the mining and energy sectors
The Ecuadorian political party Acción Democrática Nacional is seeking to secure 77 votes in the Assembly to pass an urgent economic bill aimed at strengthening the mining and energy sectors.
Minister Nataly Morillo on the GAD Expenditure Law: 'The people's money should go to the people, not to political pockets'
Minister Natalia Morillo emphasized that the newly approved expenditure law for autonomous decentralized governments aims to ensure that public funds benefit the citizens directly.
Prosecutors wanted to charge Blažek in the bitcoin case. And then "unprecedented" things began to happen
Prosecutors in Czechia are investigating a controversial political case involving a bitcoin donation linked to illegal activities, with calls to charge former Minister Blažek and his deputy.
VIDEOS: JA 1st Edition - on Wednesday, February 25, 2026
The article discusses various legal cases and political developments in Brazil, including discussions around sentencing and law enforcement issues.
Videos from g1 and TV Subaé - Wednesday, February 25, 2026
The article discusses recent significant legal and political events in Brazil, including ongoing prosecutions and legislative changes.
Institute Closes: Knowing How to Speak Law in Putin's Empire
The Institute for Eastern European Law at the University of Kiel is set to close, raising concerns about gaps in understanding Russian law amidst ongoing political trials.
Trial begins of Brazil politicians accused of ordering lawmakers murder
The trial has commenced for Brazilian politicians who are accused of orchestrating the murder of lawmakers, raising significant legal and political implications.
Crime and Political Contagion
The article discusses the violent clashes between a powerful Mexican drug cartel and Mexican law enforcement, highlighting concerns about the cartel's potential influence in Ecuador.