Bolivia's Controversial Judicial Elections Highlight Political Power Struggle
Bolivia's judicial elections, unique worldwide, are underway Sunday after a year-long delay orchestrated by President Luis Arce, who faces a power struggle with rival Evo Morales; only four of nine Constitutional Court seats are contested, raising concerns about political influence and judicial inde...
Bolivia's Controversial Judicial Elections Highlight Political Power Struggle
Bolivia's judicial elections, unique worldwide, are underway Sunday after a year-long delay orchestrated by President Luis Arce, who faces a power struggle with rival Evo Morales; only four of nine Constitutional Court seats are contested, raising concerns about political influence and judicial inde...
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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
Wray Resigns as Trump Nominates Loyalist Patel to Lead FBI
FBI Director Christopher Wray resigned on Wednesday, paving the way for President-elect Donald Trump's nominee, Kash Patel, to lead the bureau. Wray's decision, ahead of the end of his mandated term, has sparked concerns about the FBI's potential politicization under Trump's leadership.
Wray Resigns as Trump Nominates Loyalist Patel to Lead FBI
FBI Director Christopher Wray resigned on Wednesday, paving the way for President-elect Donald Trump's nominee, Kash Patel, to lead the bureau. Wray's decision, ahead of the end of his mandated term, has sparked concerns about the FBI's potential politicization under Trump's leadership.
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52% Bias Score
Macao's "One Country, Two Systems" Implementation: 25 Years of Stability and Legal Evolution
Since 1999, Macao has enacted over 400 laws, including those prioritizing national security, fostering stability and prosperity under the "one country, two systems" framework. The judicial system transitioned from Portuguese to primarily local judges proficient in both Chinese and Portuguese, reflec...
Macao's "One Country, Two Systems" Implementation: 25 Years of Stability and Legal Evolution
Since 1999, Macao has enacted over 400 laws, including those prioritizing national security, fostering stability and prosperity under the "one country, two systems" framework. The judicial system transitioned from Portuguese to primarily local judges proficient in both Chinese and Portuguese, reflec...
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44% Bias Score
Macau's 25 Years: 'One Country, Two Systems' and National Security
Macau's stability and prosperity over the past 25 years are directly linked to the successful implementation of the 'One Country, Two Systems' policy, evident in legal reforms, national security legislation, and a judicial system that now predominantly comprises local judges, reflecting a blend of C...
Macau's 25 Years: 'One Country, Two Systems' and National Security
Macau's stability and prosperity over the past 25 years are directly linked to the successful implementation of the 'One Country, Two Systems' policy, evident in legal reforms, national security legislation, and a judicial system that now predominantly comprises local judges, reflecting a blend of C...
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44% Bias Score
Judge Sentences January 6th Rioter to 12 Months in Prison
On Friday, Judge Royce Lamberth sentenced January 6th rioter and former congressional candidate Philip Grillo to 12 months in prison for obstruction and related misdemeanor charges, rejecting claims of political persecution and emphasizing the importance of upholding the rule of law.
Judge Sentences January 6th Rioter to 12 Months in Prison
On Friday, Judge Royce Lamberth sentenced January 6th rioter and former congressional candidate Philip Grillo to 12 months in prison for obstruction and related misdemeanor charges, rejecting claims of political persecution and emphasizing the importance of upholding the rule of law.
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40% Bias Score
Chevron's Retaliation Against Lawyer Steven Donziger Sparks Calls for Presidential Pardon
Following a $9.5 billion judgment against Chevron for environmental destruction in Ecuador, Chevron retaliated with a legal campaign that led to the conviction, imprisonment, and house arrest of Steven Donziger, the lawyer who won the case, prompting calls for a presidential pardon.
Chevron's Retaliation Against Lawyer Steven Donziger Sparks Calls for Presidential Pardon
Following a $9.5 billion judgment against Chevron for environmental destruction in Ecuador, Chevron retaliated with a legal campaign that led to the conviction, imprisonment, and house arrest of Steven Donziger, the lawyer who won the case, prompting calls for a presidential pardon.
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60% Bias Score
Wray Resigns as Trump Nominates Loyalists to Lead FBI
FBI Director Christopher Wray resigned Wednesday, ahead of his mandated 10-year term, to avoid further entanglement in partisan politics under President-elect Donald Trump, who has nominated Kash Patel as his replacement. This decision is seen by some as protecting the FBI's mission, while others fe...
Wray Resigns as Trump Nominates Loyalists to Lead FBI
FBI Director Christopher Wray resigned Wednesday, ahead of his mandated 10-year term, to avoid further entanglement in partisan politics under President-elect Donald Trump, who has nominated Kash Patel as his replacement. This decision is seen by some as protecting the FBI's mission, while others fe...
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56% Bias Score
Greek Council of State Rules Against New Building Regulations Incentives
The Greek Council of State (ΣτΕ) declared parts of the New Building Regulations (ΝΟΚ) unconstitutional, impacting nearly all citizens with building plans, due to permitting process issues; construction already underway is unaffected.
Greek Council of State Rules Against New Building Regulations Incentives
The Greek Council of State (ΣτΕ) declared parts of the New Building Regulations (ΝΟΚ) unconstitutional, impacting nearly all citizens with building plans, due to permitting process issues; construction already underway is unaffected.
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48% Bias Score
US Blacklists North Macedonian Officials for Corruption
The US blacklisted Artan Grubi, former North Macedonian Deputy Prime Minister, and Enver Bexheti, an appeals court judge, for major corruption involving the case of Sasho Mijallkov, former secret service director, signaling a stronger stance against political interference in the judiciary and a comm...
US Blacklists North Macedonian Officials for Corruption
The US blacklisted Artan Grubi, former North Macedonian Deputy Prime Minister, and Enver Bexheti, an appeals court judge, for major corruption involving the case of Sasho Mijallkov, former secret service director, signaling a stronger stance against political interference in the judiciary and a comm...
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44% Bias Score
Trump Calls for Jail Time for Jan. 6 Committee Members
President-elect Donald Trump demanded that members of the House January 6th Committee be jailed for their investigation into the Capitol attack, a claim refuted by the committee and its members, who emphasized their adherence to facts, the Constitution, and accountability.
Trump Calls for Jail Time for Jan. 6 Committee Members
President-elect Donald Trump demanded that members of the House January 6th Committee be jailed for their investigation into the Capitol attack, a claim refuted by the committee and its members, who emphasized their adherence to facts, the Constitution, and accountability.
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36% Bias Score
Jourova Condemns Spread of Illiberal Laws Across EU
Former EU Vice-President Vera Jourova decried the spread of illiberal laws across the EU, citing Hungary's restrictive legislation as a primary example and expressing concern over similar actions in Bulgaria, Slovakia, Italy and Romania, impacting media freedom and LGBT+ rights, prompting infringeme...
Jourova Condemns Spread of Illiberal Laws Across EU
Former EU Vice-President Vera Jourova decried the spread of illiberal laws across the EU, citing Hungary's restrictive legislation as a primary example and expressing concern over similar actions in Bulgaria, Slovakia, Italy and Romania, impacting media freedom and LGBT+ rights, prompting infringeme...
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40% Bias Score