South Korea Impeaches President Yoon Suk-yeol
South Korea's parliament impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol on December 14th for attempting to impose martial law; Prime Minister Han Duck-soo is interim president until the Constitutional Court rules on the impeachment within six months, triggering an election within 60 days if upheld; Opposition le...
South Korea Impeaches President Yoon Suk-yeol
South Korea's parliament impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol on December 14th for attempting to impose martial law; Prime Minister Han Duck-soo is interim president until the Constitutional Court rules on the impeachment within six months, triggering an election within 60 days if upheld; Opposition le...
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40% Bias Score
Romania's Presidential Election Annulment and Institutional Crisis
Following the Romanian Constitutional Court's annulment of the November 24th presidential election, President Klaus Iohannis's term was extended, prompting concerns about political stability and institutional failures within Romanian intelligence agencies.
Romania's Presidential Election Annulment and Institutional Crisis
Following the Romanian Constitutional Court's annulment of the November 24th presidential election, President Klaus Iohannis's term was extended, prompting concerns about political stability and institutional failures within Romanian intelligence agencies.
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56% Bias Score
South Korean President Impeached; Constitutional Court to Decide Fate
South Korea's National Assembly voted to impeach President Yoon Suk Yeol on Saturday on charges of violating the constitution and potential insurrection, triggering a 180-day review by the understaffed Constitutional Court which could lead to a new presidential election.
South Korean President Impeached; Constitutional Court to Decide Fate
South Korea's National Assembly voted to impeach President Yoon Suk Yeol on Saturday on charges of violating the constitution and potential insurrection, triggering a 180-day review by the understaffed Constitutional Court which could lead to a new presidential election.
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52% Bias Score
North Macedonia's Constitutional Court Faces Accusations of Ignoring Minority Rights
North Macedonia's Constitutional Court continues its review of the Law on the Use of Languages, facing accusations of disregarding minority rights and inter-ethnic harmony from the DUI, which boycotted the process. The court's decision to continue follows years of ignoring the recommendations of the...
North Macedonia's Constitutional Court Faces Accusations of Ignoring Minority Rights
North Macedonia's Constitutional Court continues its review of the Law on the Use of Languages, facing accusations of disregarding minority rights and inter-ethnic harmony from the DUI, which boycotted the process. The court's decision to continue follows years of ignoring the recommendations of the...
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52% Bias Score
"Delay in German Constitutional Court Appointment Highlights Political Divisions on Asylum Policy"
"The appointment of Robert Seegmüller to the German Constitutional Court is delayed due to his conservative stance on asylum law, causing disagreement among German political parties and potentially influencing the court's future decisions."
"Delay in German Constitutional Court Appointment Highlights Political Divisions on Asylum Policy"
"The appointment of Robert Seegmüller to the German Constitutional Court is delayed due to his conservative stance on asylum law, causing disagreement among German political parties and potentially influencing the court's future decisions."
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60% Bias Score
"German Broadcasting Fee Hike Deadlocked, Constitutional Court Decision Expected"
"German state premiers fail to agree on a proposed €0.58 increase to the monthly €18.36 broadcasting fee, leading to an expected decision by the Federal Constitutional Court; Niedersachsen's Minister President Stephan Weil urges the federal government for economic stimulus before the election."
"German Broadcasting Fee Hike Deadlocked, Constitutional Court Decision Expected"
"German state premiers fail to agree on a proposed €0.58 increase to the monthly €18.36 broadcasting fee, leading to an expected decision by the Federal Constitutional Court; Niedersachsen's Minister President Stephan Weil urges the federal government for economic stimulus before the election."
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44% Bias Score
South Korea: Han Duck-soo Appointed Interim President After Yoon's Impeachment"
Following the impeachment of South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol, Han Duck-soo, a former Prime Minister and seasoned bureaucrat, has been appointed as interim president; experts express confidence in his ability to restore order.
South Korea: Han Duck-soo Appointed Interim President After Yoon's Impeachment"
Following the impeachment of South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol, Han Duck-soo, a former Prime Minister and seasoned bureaucrat, has been appointed as interim president; experts express confidence in his ability to restore order.
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40% Bias Score
South Korean Parliament Impeaches President Yoon Suk Yeol After Martial Law Attempt
South Korea's parliament impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol on Saturday following his attempt to impose martial law on December 3rd, suspending him from power pending a Constitutional Court ruling that could take up to six months; the decision followed a political showdown that saw his own party turn...
South Korean Parliament Impeaches President Yoon Suk Yeol After Martial Law Attempt
South Korea's parliament impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol on Saturday following his attempt to impose martial law on December 3rd, suspending him from power pending a Constitutional Court ruling that could take up to six months; the decision followed a political showdown that saw his own party turn...
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36% Bias Score
German Public Broadcasters Defy States, Continue Legal Fight Over Funding
Following a controversial session, Germany's Broadcasting Commission agreed on a draft for new public broadcasting financing, keeping the contribution at €18.36 until 2027, but ARD and ZDF are continuing their constitutional complaint demanding a fee increase, threatening the reform's success.
German Public Broadcasters Defy States, Continue Legal Fight Over Funding
Following a controversial session, Germany's Broadcasting Commission agreed on a draft for new public broadcasting financing, keeping the contribution at €18.36 until 2027, but ARD and ZDF are continuing their constitutional complaint demanding a fee increase, threatening the reform's success.
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52% Bias Score
Greek Court Strikes Down Building Regulations Incentives
Greece's Council of State deemed incentives within the New Building Regulations (NOK) unconstitutional, causing the Technical Chamber of Greece to express disappointment while the Hellenic Society for Environment and Culture voiced relief; the ruling impacts construction permits and environmental re...
Greek Court Strikes Down Building Regulations Incentives
Greece's Council of State deemed incentives within the New Building Regulations (NOK) unconstitutional, causing the Technical Chamber of Greece to express disappointment while the Hellenic Society for Environment and Culture voiced relief; the ruling impacts construction permits and environmental re...
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28% Bias Score
"Germany Postpones Public Broadcasting Fee Hike"
"German states have agreed to maintain the \u20ac18.36 monthly Rundfunkbeitrag through 2026, defying a KEF recommendation for a rise and pending court ruling; a new financing model alters future approval processes for increases under 5%."
"Germany Postpones Public Broadcasting Fee Hike"
"German states have agreed to maintain the \u20ac18.36 monthly Rundfunkbeitrag through 2026, defying a KEF recommendation for a rise and pending court ruling; a new financing model alters future approval processes for increases under 5%."
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44% Bias Score
DUI Organizes Protest Amidst Constitutional Court Debate on Language Law
The Democratic Union for Integration (DUI) in North Macedonia organized a protest today outside the Constitutional Court regarding the Language Use Law, amid silence about a party official being blacklisted by the US.
DUI Organizes Protest Amidst Constitutional Court Debate on Language Law
The Democratic Union for Integration (DUI) in North Macedonia organized a protest today outside the Constitutional Court regarding the Language Use Law, amid silence about a party official being blacklisted by the US.
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32% Bias Score