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Yoon Denies Ordering Military Intervention in Impeachment Hearing

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, facing impeachment and insurrection charges for his short-lived December martial law declaration, denied ordering military intervention at a Constitutional Court hearing, claiming his intent was to highlight opposition abuses, while the court reviews the impeach...

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South Korean President Appears in Court Amidst Impeachment Trial

Following his arrest from the presidential residence, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol appeared in court on Tuesday, facing an impeachment trial for attempting a brief martial law declaration in December; the Constitutional Court will decide his fate by February 4th, potentially triggering early...

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Italian Government Challenges Campania's Third-Term Law

The Italian government challenged Campania's law permitting President De Luca a third term, raising questions about regional power and term limits; the case will be heard in spring, impacting the 2025 regional elections.

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South Korean President Arrested, Faces Impeachment Trial

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, arrested on Wednesday for rebellion, a crime punishable by death, refused to cooperate with investigators and is now facing an impeachment trial; if the impeachment succeeds, new elections will be held within 60 days.

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Spanish Court Recuses Judge from Amnesty Law Case

The Spanish Constitutional Court recused Judge José María Macías from ruling on the amnesty law due to his prior public statements opposing the law's constitutionality, impacting all challenges to the law and leaving 10 judges to decide.

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Valencian Education Department Denies Maternity Leave Extension to Single Mothers

The Valencian regional government's Education department is refusing to grant a 10-week maternity leave extension to single mothers, despite a Constitutional Court ruling, affecting at least three employees and forcing them into potential legal battles. The regional government cites current legislat...

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Turkish Court Overturns FETÖ Conviction, Citing Lack of Evidence

The Turkish Constitutional Court overturned a teacher's conviction for FETÖ membership, citing insufficient evidence of knowledge of the group's terrorist nature before its official designation; the court ordered a retrial, emphasizing the need for proof of intent and awareness of the organization's...

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Italian Court Halts Regional Autonomy Referendum

Italy's Constitutional Court blocked a referendum on regional autonomy due to an unclear question and insufficiently defined essential performance levels (Lep) in the Calderoli law, requiring a legislative rewrite.

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German MPs to Debate AfD Ban Next Week

A cross-party group of German MPs will seek a Bundestag vote next week to initiate a ban on the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, referring the decision to the Federal Constitutional Court, citing the party's alleged challenges to fundamental democratic principles.

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South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol Arrested Amid Impeachment Proceedings

South Korean police arrested President Yoon Suk-yeol on January 15th following weeks of standoff at the presidential residence, marking the first time a sitting president has been arrested in the country's history; the arrest comes amid an impeachment process and raises concerns about political stab...

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German Broadcasting Fee Hike Blocked by State Vetoes

The KEF recommends a €0.58 monthly increase to the German broadcasting fee, but this is blocked by at least two states due to a long-standing veto. Reforms aiming to simplify the system are uncertain and face legal challenges, with a potential increase necessary after two years.

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South Korean President's Impeachment Trial Begins Amidst Political Crisis

South Korea's Constitutional Court began President Yoon Suk-yeol's impeachment trial on January 14, 2025, following his December 3rd imposition of martial law, leading to a major political crisis and an attempted arrest by authorities.

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