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Seville Court Appeals ERE Ruling to ECJ, Citing Impunity Risk
The Seville Provincial Court appealed to the European Court of Justice, challenging the Spanish Constitutional Court's decision to overturn ERE case convictions, citing a systemic risk of impunity for political corruption and potential violations of EU law.
Seville Court Appeals ERE Ruling to ECJ, Citing Impunity Risk
The Seville Provincial Court appealed to the European Court of Justice, challenging the Spanish Constitutional Court's decision to overturn ERE case convictions, citing a systemic risk of impunity for political corruption and potential violations of EU law.
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48% Bias Score
Failed Confirmation of German Constitutional Court Nominee Sparks Political Crisis
The unexpected rejection of Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf's nomination to Germany's Federal Constitutional Court by the Union party triggered a political crisis, fueled by criticism of her scholarly work on controversial issues like abortion, and raising concerns about the politicization of judicial appoi...
Failed Confirmation of German Constitutional Court Nominee Sparks Political Crisis
The unexpected rejection of Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf's nomination to Germany's Federal Constitutional Court by the Union party triggered a political crisis, fueled by criticism of her scholarly work on controversial issues like abortion, and raising concerns about the politicization of judicial appoi...
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56% Bias Score
EU Challenges Spain's Amnesty Law, Citing Contradiction with Community Law
The European Commission strongly opposes Spain's Amnesty Law, deeming it contrary to EU law and exacerbating societal divisions, challenging the Spanish Constitutional Court's approval and asserting EU law's primacy.
EU Challenges Spain's Amnesty Law, Citing Contradiction with Community Law
The European Commission strongly opposes Spain's Amnesty Law, deeming it contrary to EU law and exacerbating societal divisions, challenging the Spanish Constitutional Court's approval and asserting EU law's primacy.
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56% Bias Score
German Constitutional Court Nomination Postponed Amidst Political Controversy
Following intense criticism from the Union, SPD-nominated jurist Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf temporarily withdrew her candidacy for the German Federal Constitutional Court on July 21, 2023, after the Bundestag postponed the judge selection due to lack of sufficient coalition support; the controversy inv...
German Constitutional Court Nomination Postponed Amidst Political Controversy
Following intense criticism from the Union, SPD-nominated jurist Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf temporarily withdrew her candidacy for the German Federal Constitutional Court on July 21, 2023, after the Bundestag postponed the judge selection due to lack of sufficient coalition support; the controversy inv...
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52% Bias Score
German Court Vote Postponed Amidst Political Dispute
Following immense pressure from the Union, the vote for three new judges at Germany's Federal Constitutional Court was postponed. SPD-nominee Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf, facing accusations of plagiarism and accusations of being 'ultralinks', is standing firm despite the controversy and reported threats...
German Court Vote Postponed Amidst Political Dispute
Following immense pressure from the Union, the vote for three new judges at Germany's Federal Constitutional Court was postponed. SPD-nominee Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf, facing accusations of plagiarism and accusations of being 'ultralinks', is standing firm despite the controversy and reported threats...
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60% Bias Score
Greens Demand Special Session to Elect Constitutional Judges
The German Green Party demanded a special parliamentary session this week to elect three constitutional judges after a previous attempt failed due to a lack of majority support, highlighting concerns about the court's functionality and the government's legitimacy.
Greens Demand Special Session to Elect Constitutional Judges
The German Green Party demanded a special parliamentary session this week to elect three constitutional judges after a previous attempt failed due to a lack of majority support, highlighting concerns about the court's functionality and the government's legitimacy.
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48% Bias Score
German Coalition Faces Crisis Over Judge Nomination
The nomination of jurist Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf to Germany's Federal Constitutional Court was nearly blocked by the Union faction due to her liberal stance on abortion, exposing deep divisions within the government and the influence of right-wing campaigns 70 days into the new coalition.
German Coalition Faces Crisis Over Judge Nomination
The nomination of jurist Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf to Germany's Federal Constitutional Court was nearly blocked by the Union faction due to her liberal stance on abortion, exposing deep divisions within the government and the influence of right-wing campaigns 70 days into the new coalition.
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64% Bias Score
Madrid Challenges New Catalan Tax Agency, Citing €900 Cost Per Resident
The agreement to create a Catalan tax agency that will eventually manage all taxes is costing each Madrileño approximately €900, according to the Madrid regional government, which is challenging the agreement in court, citing regional autonomy. Isabel Díaz Ayuso, the president of Madrid, claims this...
Madrid Challenges New Catalan Tax Agency, Citing €900 Cost Per Resident
The agreement to create a Catalan tax agency that will eventually manage all taxes is costing each Madrileño approximately €900, according to the Madrid regional government, which is challenging the agreement in court, citing regional autonomy. Isabel Díaz Ayuso, the president of Madrid, claims this...
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64% Bias Score
German Judge's Nomination Fails Amidst Smear Campaign
Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf, a German law professor nominated for the Federal Constitutional Court, faced a smear campaign resulting in the last-minute cancellation of her confirmation vote due to misrepresentations of her abortion reform stance; her nomination remains uncertain despite bipartisan initi...
German Judge's Nomination Fails Amidst Smear Campaign
Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf, a German law professor nominated for the Federal Constitutional Court, faced a smear campaign resulting in the last-minute cancellation of her confirmation vote due to misrepresentations of her abortion reform stance; her nomination remains uncertain despite bipartisan initi...
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60% Bias Score
German Constitutional Court Nomination Delayed Amidst Political Controversy
The nomination of Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf to Germany's Federal Constitutional Court has been delayed due to strong opposition from the Union party, raising concerns about political influence on judicial appointments and potentially triggering a government crisis; the SPD maintains its support for he...
German Constitutional Court Nomination Delayed Amidst Political Controversy
The nomination of Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf to Germany's Federal Constitutional Court has been delayed due to strong opposition from the Union party, raising concerns about political influence on judicial appointments and potentially triggering a government crisis; the SPD maintains its support for he...
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52% Bias Score
Merz Criticizes Israel, German Coalition Faces Crisis
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz criticized Israel's actions in Gaza during a recent interview, expressing concerns to Prime Minister Netanyahu and hoping for a two-state solution. Simultaneously, a major internal crisis within the German coalition government unfolded, marked by the failure to appoi...
Merz Criticizes Israel, German Coalition Faces Crisis
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz criticized Israel's actions in Gaza during a recent interview, expressing concerns to Prime Minister Netanyahu and hoping for a two-state solution. Simultaneously, a major internal crisis within the German coalition government unfolded, marked by the failure to appoi...
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48% Bias Score
Armenian Constitutional Court Judges Face Salary Hike Amidst Peace Treaty Ratification
Armenia's Ministry of Justice proposes a salary increase for Constitutional Court judges, raising concerns about political influence, particularly regarding the upcoming ratification of a peace treaty with Azerbaijan. The proposal, currently under public discussion, would increase salaries by 40-50 ...
Armenian Constitutional Court Judges Face Salary Hike Amidst Peace Treaty Ratification
Armenia's Ministry of Justice proposes a salary increase for Constitutional Court judges, raising concerns about political influence, particularly regarding the upcoming ratification of a peace treaty with Azerbaijan. The proposal, currently under public discussion, would increase salaries by 40-50 ...
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60% Bias Score
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