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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
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
German Coalition Crisis Erupts Over Judicial Appointments, Overshadowing Gaza Criticism
German Chancellor Merz criticized Israel's Gaza actions, while a major coalition crisis erupted over the failed appointment of three Constitutional Court judges, threatening the government's stability and legislative agenda just 70 days into his term.
German Coalition Crisis Erupts Over Judicial Appointments, Overshadowing Gaza Criticism
German Chancellor Merz criticized Israel's Gaza actions, while a major coalition crisis erupted over the failed appointment of three Constitutional Court judges, threatening the government's stability and legislative agenda just 70 days into his term.
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40% Bias Score
Armenian Opposition Challenges ENA Nationalization Law
Two Armenian opposition groups challenged a government-backed law concerning the nationalization of Electric Networks of Armenia (ENA), citing three constitutional violations and requesting a court-ordered suspension, planning to appeal to international courts if necessary.
Armenian Opposition Challenges ENA Nationalization Law
Two Armenian opposition groups challenged a government-backed law concerning the nationalization of Electric Networks of Armenia (ENA), citing three constitutional violations and requesting a court-ordered suspension, planning to appeal to international courts if necessary.
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60% Bias Score
Failed Judge Election Exposes Deep Divisions in Germany's Union
The failure to elect new constitutional judges in Germany's Union on Friday has sparked internal criticism within the CDU, with accusations of insufficient vetting of an SPD candidate and disagreements within the coalition leading to the collapse of the planned election.
Failed Judge Election Exposes Deep Divisions in Germany's Union
The failure to elect new constitutional judges in Germany's Union on Friday has sparked internal criticism within the CDU, with accusations of insufficient vetting of an SPD candidate and disagreements within the coalition leading to the collapse of the planned election.
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48% Bias Score
German Court Judge Appointments Fail Amidst Coalition Disagreement
The German Bundestag's failure to appoint three new judges to the Federal Constitutional Court due to a lack of the required two-thirds majority resulted from disagreements within the ruling coalition over the suitability of candidates, leading to uncertainty about handling constitutional cases and ...
German Court Judge Appointments Fail Amidst Coalition Disagreement
The German Bundestag's failure to appoint three new judges to the Federal Constitutional Court due to a lack of the required two-thirds majority resulted from disagreements within the ruling coalition over the suitability of candidates, leading to uncertainty about handling constitutional cases and ...
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60% 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
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 Deadlocked on Constitutional Court Judge Appointments
The German coalition government failed to appoint three new judges to the Federal Constitutional Court due to Union opposition to the SPD's candidate, Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf, leading to a postponement of at least eight weeks and exposing coalition tensions.
German Coalition Deadlocked on Constitutional Court Judge Appointments
The German coalition government failed to appoint three new judges to the Federal Constitutional Court due to Union opposition to the SPD's candidate, Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf, leading to a postponement of at least eight weeks and exposing coalition tensions.
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52% Bias Score
German Coalition Crisis: Failure to Appoint Constitutional Court Judges
Germany's ruling coalition failed to appoint three new judges to the Federal Constitutional Court on July 11th, due to the CDU/CSU's blocking of Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf's candidacy over concerns about her stance on abortion, alleged plagiarism, and support for mandatory vaccination, leading to a gov...
German Coalition Crisis: Failure to Appoint Constitutional Court Judges
Germany's ruling coalition failed to appoint three new judges to the Federal Constitutional Court on July 11th, due to the CDU/CSU's blocking of Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf's candidacy over concerns about her stance on abortion, alleged plagiarism, and support for mandatory vaccination, leading to a gov...
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36% Bias Score
German Coalition Fails to Appoint Judges, Raising Governance Concerns
The German government coalition failed to appoint judges to the Federal Constitutional Court due to internal disagreements within the CDU/CSU, highlighting the fragility of the coalition and raising concerns about the politicization of the judiciary.
German Coalition Fails to Appoint Judges, Raising Governance Concerns
The German government coalition failed to appoint judges to the Federal Constitutional Court due to internal disagreements within the CDU/CSU, highlighting the fragility of the coalition and raising concerns about the politicization of the judiciary.
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52% Bias Score
German Coalition Crisis: Failed Constitutional Court Judge Appointment
The German Bundestag's July 11th vote to appoint three judges to the Federal Constitutional Court failed due to insufficient support for a Social Democratic Party candidate, Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf, causing a major crisis within the ruling coalition and postponing the vote until autumn.
German Coalition Crisis: Failed Constitutional Court Judge Appointment
The German Bundestag's July 11th vote to appoint three judges to the Federal Constitutional Court failed due to insufficient support for a Social Democratic Party candidate, Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf, causing a major crisis within the ruling coalition and postponing the vote until autumn.
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60% Bias Score
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