Constitutionalists Will Represent Poland in the Venice Commission. Professor Sadurski and Professor Florczak
Poland appoints constitutional law experts Professors Sadurski and Florczak to the Venice Commission, replacing controversial judges.
He wanted to rape an ostrich, beat it and kicked it. Åukasz S. received a harsh sentence for killing Zenek
Åukasz S. was sentenced to seven years in prison for the cruel killing of an ostrich in Poland.
Venice Commission on the neo-judge law: the direction of changes is good, but the project requires corrections
The Venice Commission generally supports the draft law concerning neo-judges but suggests significant amendments.
Costa and von der Leyen call for 'maximum restraint'
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President Antonio Costa urged all parties to exercise restraint, protect civilians, and fully respect international law amidst rising tensions following an attack in Iran.
There are five candidates for the new president of the Supreme Court. They were chosen secretly behind closed doors
The Supreme Court Judges' Assembly selected five candidates for the position of Chief Justice, a process that was closed to the media.
Prime Minister: SAFE 'as far as the comma' according to our hopes
Prime Minister Donald Tusk defends the SAFE program on the day of voting for a law that will allow Poland to participate in a joint EU loan for military purposes.
In Hong Kong, democracy activist Jimmy Lai's fraud conviction overturned, still serving another sentence
Hong Kong's appeal court has overturned the fraud conviction of media mogul and democracy activist Jimmy Lai, but he remains imprisoned for other charges.
Will the Right Win in 2027? Not Necessarily. In the Era of Triopoly, the Chances of Liberals and the Left are Growing
Polls suggest an uptick in anti-right sentiments in Poland, indicating challenges for the ruling Law and Justice Party (PiS) as support declines and new political configurations emerge.
We reveal the Polish-Hungarian network. Included are Piebiak, neo-judges of the Supreme Court, Czarnek, and the former deputy president of the Constitutional Tribunal
A large group of Polish lawyers and beneficiaries of the PiS power in Poland is reportedly collaborating with a network of Hungarian law professors closely aligned with Viktor Orban's Fidesz party.
No charges, posters to be returned to Canberra bar after seizures under new hate laws
Canberra police will return seized posters to a local bar owner as they have decided not to press charges under new hate laws.
WrocÅaw University did not agree to the debate between Patryk Jaki and Tobiasz BocheÅski
The University of WrocÅaw has refused to host a political debate organized by the Law and Justice party, citing its neutrality and commitment to good practices in higher education.
Press Law: Morocco Fails in Lawsuit Against SZ and 'Zeit'
The Federal Court of Justice in Germany has ruled that foreign states cannot bring lawsuits against domestic media for alleged violations of their national honor, rejecting Morocco's revisions in a legal dispute.
New projects in the Sejm limiting alcohol consumption. But thereās no rush
Polish politicians are rushing to create new proposals to amend the alcohol law, but it remains uncertain if and when these will be implemented, despite a slight decrease in alcohol consumption.
Asylum in Europe. When the law stops working on the peripheries, how do we know it will work in the center?
The article critiques the shortcomings of the Common European Asylum System and questions its effectiveness in protecting migrants.
Attorney Lewandowski, Ziobro's lawyer, helped write the gag law 2.0 against judges
Attorney Bartosz Lewandowski is identified as a co-author of a controversial draft law that imposes severe penalties on judges in Poland.
Czarzasty Goes to the Venice Commission with Nawrocki
Speaker WÅodzimierz Czarzasty has submitted Karol Nawrocki's judiciary reform proposal to the Venice Commission following concerns about its impact on judicial independence.
Elections 2027. KaczyÅski already has a list of prime ministers. And what is the Coalition doing?
As Poland gears up for parliamentary elections in 2024, political leaders, particularly JarosÅaw KaczyÅski, are strategizing for potential outcomes, with KaczyÅski reportedly preparing a list of candidates for prime minister should his party win.
Nawrocki more critical than Duda towards the courts. What after the veto on the KRS law?
President Karol Nawrocki vetoed the law on the National Council of the Judiciary, signaling his intention to preserve the judicial system established by the PiS party without enacting reforms.
Nawrocki wants to imprison judges for 10 years! For applying EU law
President Nawrocki has proposed a new law that bans judges from applying EU law, threatening them with prison sentences for complying with European court rulings.
Nawrocki signed the law to expire the Ukrainian special act
President Karol Nawrocki signed a government law terminating the special support for Ukrainian citizens, emphasizing the need for systematic rules in assistance.
Regarding same-sex unions, we need to go beyond the law and appeal to what is good and just
The article discusses the complexities surrounding the legal recognition of same-sex unions in Poland, emphasizing the need for a societal and moral approach beyond mere legalities.
The district court ordered Omri Asnehayim to transfer the raw materials from the interview with Feldstein, except for 'not for citation' materials
The district court in Lod ordered journalist Omri Asnehayim to provide police with the raw materials from an interview with former Prime Minister spokesman Eli Feldstein, while exempting certain statements marked 'not for citation.'
The Legal Advisor of the Ministry of Justice Requested the Court to Prohibit Publication of a Report Planned to be Published in "Haaretz"
The legal advisor of Israel's Ministry of Justice sought a court injunction to prevent the publication of a planned report in Haaretz.
"Nawrocki 2". This is how PiS wants to regain power in Poland. Three scenarios
JarosÅaw KaczyÅski held a press conference discussing how the Law and Justice party (PiS) plans to reclaim power in Poland after the 2027 elections, focusing on a new candidate to lead the campaign.
KaczyÅski: The President should veto the SAFE Act
JarosÅaw KaczyÅski, leader of the Law and Justice party, urges President Nawrocki to veto the SAFE Act concerning arms investment funding from the EU, citing opposition to perceived German influence in Poland.
"Executor" Schab runs for the renewed KRS. He still wants to discipline and educate judges
Piotr Schab, responsible for mass repression against judges during the PiS government, is running for the National Council of the Judiciary in Poland, supported by an association of judges linked to the political reforms of the ruling party.
We do our own thing - Silesian is alive. This is our only response to Nawrocki's veto
The article discusses the public's reaction to Karol Nawrocki's veto against the Silesian language law, which was not surprising to residents of Upper Silesia, who continue to promote and develop Silesian culture and language.
Dismissal of two disciplinary spokespeople, nominees of Schab and the president of the District Court in PÅock
Two local disciplinary spokespeople in Poland have been dismissed amid controversies involving their appointments during the PiS government.
Law initiative to increase the exhibition of Mexican cinema in theaters and platforms
Mexican Culture Secretary Claudia Curiel de Icaza presented two law initiatives aimed at promoting Mexican culture and cinema during a press conference.
Nowacka's comment on 'falling menās trousers' and problems with the student rights law
Barbara Nowacka criticized the issue of student dress codes, particularly targeting 'falling trousers', amid ongoing discussions about student rights legislation in Poland.
Polish Volunteers in Ukraine to Avoid Punishment? If They Report
The Polish parliament has almost unanimously passed a law that exempts Polish volunteers fighting for Ukraine from criminal penalties, provided they notify the Ministry of Defense of their participation.
The Law on Closest Persons Goes to the Extraordinary Commission. Is It Good or Bad?
The Polish Parliament's Extraordinary Commission is set to finalize the law concerning informal relationships, amidst political divisions and advocacy for LGBTQ rights.
PiS screamed about destroying the nation and the Constitution. The government spoke about security and dignity
The Polish parliament held discussions about a government proposal regarding the status of closest persons, highlighting tensions between the PiS party and pro-LGBT advocates.
Press Law: Stefan Kuntz wins against "Bild" in court
Stefan Kuntz has won a court ruling against the news outlet Bild, which was ordered to cease publishing unfounded allegations against him regarding sexual harassment.
[Breaking News] The court finds that Lee Sang-min received orders from Yoon Seok-youl to cut off power and water from media outlets
A South Korean court ruled that former Minister of the Interior, Lee Sang-min, received directions from ex-President Yoon Seok-youl regarding the shutdown of media outlets' power and water supplies during martial law.
Charges for Deputy Head of the President's Office
Adam Andruszkiewicz, Deputy Head of the Office of the President of Poland, faces charges of falsifying signatures on electoral support lists.
Bribe for presidential pardon. Charges against three people
Three individuals in Poland have been charged with attempted influence peddling involving a presidential pardon.
Poisoned, starved, run over by cars - that's how Turkey legally kills dogs. Polish women are saving them
A group of Polish women is rescuing dogs and cats in Turkey due to a 2024 law that allows for the mass extermination of homeless animals.
The solution that Eva Sannum welcomes is a dangerous path to take
Eva Sannum supports judicial oversight on media reporting, which raises concerns about press freedom and public trust in the justice system.
Democrats Press Trump Administration and Outline Their Immigration Law Demands
Democrats in the U.S. Congress are pushing the Trump administration on strict immigration enforcement measures, highlighting their demands for changes in immigration laws amid rising tensions following recent violent incidents.
Hong Kongās once-vibrant press stays silent or celebrates Jimmy Laiās 20-year jail sentence
Hong Kong media reactions to Jimmy Lai's 20-year jail sentence vary from silence to celebration amidst a crackdown on dissent.
The parliamentary committee supports a ban on fireworks
A Polish parliamentary committee has endorsed a draft law prohibiting the use of fireworks to protect animals, with potential legislative action expected soon.
Ziobro sanctioned for absences in the Sejm
Polish MP Zbigniew Ziobro has been sanctioned with a reprimand for his continuous absences from the Sejm sessions without justification.
'Effective Life Sentence': Jimmy Lai's Sons Hold a Press Conference, UK and US Condemn the Verdict
The sons of Jimmy Lai criticized his 20-year prison sentence as essentially a life sentence and received international condemnation for the ruling.
Hong Kong mogul Jimmy Lai's jailing sparks outcry
Jimmy Lai, a prominent Hong Kong media tycoon, has been jailed, prompting widespread public and international outcry.
Media mogul will likely spend the rest of his life in captivity
Pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai has been sentenced to 20 years in prison after being found guilty of illegally colluding with foreign powers, marking a significant blow to press freedom in Hong Kong.
Precedent Charges for BÄ kiewicz. For Threatening with Sickle, 'Weeding Out' and Burning with Napalm
Far-right nationalist Robert BÄ kiewicz has been charged with inciting hatred during an anti-immigrant demonstration in Poland in 2025.
Canada ādisappointedā over Jimmy Laiās 20-year prison sentence in Hong Kong
Canada expresses disappointment after pro-democracy advocate Jimmy Lai receives a 20-year prison sentence under Hong Kong's national security law.
'Curtain falls on Hong Kong press freedom': Jimmy Lai prison sentence sparks outcry
Jimmy Lai, a prominent critic of the Chinese government and media tycoon, was sentenced to 20 years in prison under Hong Kong's national security law, igniting widespread condemnation.
EU condemns Hong Kong's verdict against media magnate Jimmy Lai, urges his immediate release
The EU has condemned Hong Kong's sentencing of media tycoon Jimmy Lai to 20 years in prison for national security offenses, calling for his release and urging restoration of press freedom in the region.