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Thailand's Prime Minister Suspended Amidst Border Dispute and Political Instability
Thailand's Constitutional Court suspended Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra on Tuesday, pending an ethics investigation over a leaked phone call with Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen, amid a border dispute that left one Cambodian soldier dead and growing public discontent with her government's...
Thailand's Prime Minister Suspended Amidst Border Dispute and Political Instability
Thailand's Constitutional Court suspended Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra on Tuesday, pending an ethics investigation over a leaked phone call with Cambodian Senate President Hun Sen, amid a border dispute that left one Cambodian soldier dead and growing public discontent with her government's...
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48% Bias Score
CDU/CSU Rejects SPD Nominee for Constitutional Court
The CDU/CSU parliamentary group is intensely debating SPD's nomination of Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf as a judge to the German Federal Constitutional Court due to her stances on abortion, women's quotas, and headscarves for Muslim legal trainees, which are considered too controversial by many within the...
CDU/CSU Rejects SPD Nominee for Constitutional Court
The CDU/CSU parliamentary group is intensely debating SPD's nomination of Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf as a judge to the German Federal Constitutional Court due to her stances on abortion, women's quotas, and headscarves for Muslim legal trainees, which are considered too controversial by many within the...
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60% Bias Score
Thai PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra Suspended Amidst Political Upheaval
Thailand's Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, 38, was suspended on Tuesday by the Constitutional Court pending a removal petition, stemming from a leaked conversation with Cambodia's Hun Sen that sparked public outrage over perceived betrayal of national interests.
Thai PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra Suspended Amidst Political Upheaval
Thailand's Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, 38, was suspended on Tuesday by the Constitutional Court pending a removal petition, stemming from a leaked conversation with Cambodia's Hun Sen that sparked public outrage over perceived betrayal of national interests.
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60% Bias Score
Colombian Court Halts Government Intervention of Major Health Provider
Colombia's Constitutional Court suspended the government's intervention of Sanitas EPS, the country's second-largest HMO with 5.7 million members, due to procedural flaws, prompting accusations of political manipulation and highlighting concerns about the nation's healthcare system's financial susta...
Colombian Court Halts Government Intervention of Major Health Provider
Colombia's Constitutional Court suspended the government's intervention of Sanitas EPS, the country's second-largest HMO with 5.7 million members, due to procedural flaws, prompting accusations of political manipulation and highlighting concerns about the nation's healthcare system's financial susta...
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Court Upholds Catalonia Amnesty Law, 6-4
The Spanish Constitutional Court ruled 6-4 that Spain's amnesty law, addressing the 2017 Catalan secession attempt, is constitutional, facilitating political normalization while partially striking down aspects related to equality and timeframe.
Spanish Court Upholds Catalonia Amnesty Law, 6-4
The Spanish Constitutional Court ruled 6-4 that Spain's amnesty law, addressing the 2017 Catalan secession attempt, is constitutional, facilitating political normalization while partially striking down aspects related to equality and timeframe.
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Supreme Court Rejects Amnesty Request, Opens Path to Constitutional Court Appeal
The Spanish Supreme Court rejected Carles Puigdemont and Toni Comín's amnesty request for embezzlement, but this allows them to appeal to the Constitutional Court, which is expected to approve the amnesty law, excluding embezzlement, setting a legal precedent.
Spanish Supreme Court Rejects Amnesty Request, Opens Path to Constitutional Court Appeal
The Spanish Supreme Court rejected Carles Puigdemont and Toni Comín's amnesty request for embezzlement, but this allows them to appeal to the Constitutional Court, which is expected to approve the amnesty law, excluding embezzlement, setting a legal precedent.
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40% Bias Score
German Court Judge Elections Delayed Amidst Political Tensions
The German Bundestag is set to elect three new judges next week, with the Union nominating Günter Spinner and the SPD nominating Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf and Ann-Katrin Kaufhold. A previous controversial nomination by the Union necessitates cooperation with the Left party for a two-thirds majority, h...
German Court Judge Elections Delayed Amidst Political Tensions
The German Bundestag is set to elect three new judges next week, with the Union nominating Günter Spinner and the SPD nominating Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf and Ann-Katrin Kaufhold. A previous controversial nomination by the Union necessitates cooperation with the Left party for a two-thirds majority, h...
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52% Bias Score
Thai Prime Minister Suspended After Leaked Phone Call
Thailand's Prime Minister, Paetongtarn Shinawatra, was suspended on Tuesday by the Constitutional Court pending investigation into a leaked phone call with a Cambodian politician, where she criticized a Thai army commander; 36 senators filed a petition, citing dishonesty and ethical breaches; the co...
Thai Prime Minister Suspended After Leaked Phone Call
Thailand's Prime Minister, Paetongtarn Shinawatra, was suspended on Tuesday by the Constitutional Court pending investigation into a leaked phone call with a Cambodian politician, where she criticized a Thai army commander; 36 senators filed a petition, citing dishonesty and ethical breaches; the co...
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Court Ruling Expands Parliamentary Power
The Spanish Constitutional Court ruled that the Parliament can pass any law not explicitly banned by the Constitution, a decision that expands legislative power and could impact future governments.
Spanish Court Ruling Expands Parliamentary Power
The Spanish Constitutional Court ruled that the Parliament can pass any law not explicitly banned by the Constitution, a decision that expands legislative power and could impact future governments.
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52% Bias Score
Colombian Court Blocks Election Probe of President Petro
Colombia's Constitutional Court ruled that President Gustavo Petro cannot be investigated by the National Electoral Council for campaign finance violations due to presidential immunity, transferring the case to the House of Representatives; the CNE can still investigate other campaign members.
Colombian Court Blocks Election Probe of President Petro
Colombia's Constitutional Court ruled that President Gustavo Petro cannot be investigated by the National Electoral Council for campaign finance violations due to presidential immunity, transferring the case to the House of Representatives; the CNE can still investigate other campaign members.
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Court Approves Amnesty Law, Prioritizing Social Cohesion
The Spanish Constitutional Court will approve the amnesty law this Thursday, upholding the Parliament's authority to legislate on amnesties while emphasizing the need for a demonstrable public purpose; this follows previous rulings on the 2017 Catalan independence movement.
Spanish Court Approves Amnesty Law, Prioritizing Social Cohesion
The Spanish Constitutional Court will approve the amnesty law this Thursday, upholding the Parliament's authority to legislate on amnesties while emphasizing the need for a demonstrable public purpose; this follows previous rulings on the 2017 Catalan independence movement.
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Court Rejects EU Consultation on Amnesty Law
The Spanish Constitutional Court rejected a request to consult the European Court of Justice regarding the amnesty law, with the progressive majority believing their decision will answer the ECJ's existing doubts and the conservative minority fearing potential ECJ overrule due to the law's political...
Spanish Court Rejects EU Consultation on Amnesty Law
The Spanish Constitutional Court rejected a request to consult the European Court of Justice regarding the amnesty law, with the progressive majority believing their decision will answer the ECJ's existing doubts and the conservative minority fearing potential ECJ overrule due to the law's political...
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44% Bias Score
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