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Spanish Judges Protest Judicial Reforms, Citing Threats to Independence
More than 8,000 Spanish judges and prosecutors participated in a 10-minute strike on Wednesday to protest government judicial reforms, which they claim undermine judicial independence and the rule of law by prioritizing partisan interests over merit and equality in appointments.
Spanish Judges Protest Judicial Reforms, Citing Threats to Independence
More than 8,000 Spanish judges and prosecutors participated in a 10-minute strike on Wednesday to protest government judicial reforms, which they claim undermine judicial independence and the rule of law by prioritizing partisan interests over merit and equality in appointments.
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44% Bias Score
German Court Rules Against Asylum Rejections; Government Defiance Raises Concerns
A German court ruled against the government's asylum policy, deeming border rejections of asylum seekers illegal under the Dublin procedure, but high-ranking officials openly defied the court's decision, echoing authoritarian narratives and mirroring actions in the US under the Trump administration.
German Court Rules Against Asylum Rejections; Government Defiance Raises Concerns
A German court ruled against the government's asylum policy, deeming border rejections of asylum seekers illegal under the Dublin procedure, but high-ranking officials openly defied the court's decision, echoing authoritarian narratives and mirroring actions in the US under the Trump administration.
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60% Bias Score
Spanish Judges Strike Over Government Judicial Reforms
Spanish judges and prosecutors staged a 10-minute strike protesting government reforms to judicial access and the Fiscalía's statute, with the Supreme Court also criticizing the proposed changes that include increasing the number of judges via expedited access and a stabilization process for interim...
Spanish Judges Strike Over Government Judicial Reforms
Spanish judges and prosecutors staged a 10-minute strike protesting government reforms to judicial access and the Fiscalía's statute, with the Supreme Court also criticizing the proposed changes that include increasing the number of judges via expedited access and a stabilization process for interim...
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40% Bias Score
Guatemala: UN Rapporteur Exposes Systematic Persecution
UN Special Rapporteur Margaret Satterthwaite reports a systematic persecution in Guatemala, with over 100 critics exiled since 2021 due to the Public Ministry's actions under Consuelo Porras, who is protected by the judiciary, leading to a severe erosion of public trust in the justice system.
Guatemala: UN Rapporteur Exposes Systematic Persecution
UN Special Rapporteur Margaret Satterthwaite reports a systematic persecution in Guatemala, with over 100 critics exiled since 2021 due to the Public Ministry's actions under Consuelo Porras, who is protected by the judiciary, leading to a severe erosion of public trust in the justice system.
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40% Bias Score
Polish Election Irregularities in Bielsko-Biała Spark Concerns
Discrepancies in vote counts between two Bielsko-Biała voting commissions during Poland's presidential election, with one showing Trzaskowski winning by a significant margin and the other showing Nawrocki with a near doubled vote count from the first round, raise concerns about potential election ir...
Polish Election Irregularities in Bielsko-Biała Spark Concerns
Discrepancies in vote counts between two Bielsko-Biała voting commissions during Poland's presidential election, with one showing Trzaskowski winning by a significant margin and the other showing Nawrocki with a near doubled vote count from the first round, raise concerns about potential election ir...
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56% Bias Score
Israel Dismisses Attorney General, Bypassing Independent Process
The Israeli government dismissed Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, bypassing a two-decade-old process designed to ensure her independence, raising concerns about political influence and the rule of law; the decision came hours after a former attorney general warned of the ramifications.
Israel Dismisses Attorney General, Bypassing Independent Process
The Israeli government dismissed Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, bypassing a two-decade-old process designed to ensure her independence, raising concerns about political influence and the rule of law; the decision came hours after a former attorney general warned of the ramifications.
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52% Bias Score
Spanish Government's Counteroffensive Against Ayuso Amidst Attorney General Accusations
The Spanish government launched a counteroffensive against Madrid's president, Isabel Ayuso, focusing on a tax discrepancy involving her partner, amidst accusations against Attorney General Begoña Ortiz, mirroring historical 'burn the boats' strategies to force a decisive outcome, despite a lack of ...
Spanish Government's Counteroffensive Against Ayuso Amidst Attorney General Accusations
The Spanish government launched a counteroffensive against Madrid's president, Isabel Ayuso, focusing on a tax discrepancy involving her partner, amidst accusations against Attorney General Begoña Ortiz, mirroring historical 'burn the boats' strategies to force a decisive outcome, despite a lack of ...
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64% Bias Score
Spanish Amnesty Deepens Political Divide, Faces EU Legal Challenge
The Spanish government passed an amnesty for Catalan separatists despite prior claims of unconstitutionality, creating deep divisions within the country and prompting a European Commission legal challenge.
Spanish Amnesty Deepens Political Divide, Faces EU Legal Challenge
The Spanish government passed an amnesty for Catalan separatists despite prior claims of unconstitutionality, creating deep divisions within the country and prompting a European Commission legal challenge.
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80% Bias Score
US Sanctions on ICC Judges Spark International Outrage
The US imposed sanctions on four International Criminal Court judges for alleged actions against US and Israeli interests, prompting condemnation from the EU and UN, who are considering countermeasures.
US Sanctions on ICC Judges Spark International Outrage
The US imposed sanctions on four International Criminal Court judges for alleged actions against US and Israeli interests, prompting condemnation from the EU and UN, who are considering countermeasures.
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36% Bias Score
Trump Administration's Compliance with Court Order Questioned in Abrego Garcia Case
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, deported to El Salvador despite a court order, was returned to the U.S. on Friday to face criminal charges in Tennessee, prompting his attorneys to call the Trump administration's claim of compliance with a federal judge's order a "pure farce.
Trump Administration's Compliance with Court Order Questioned in Abrego Garcia Case
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, deported to El Salvador despite a court order, was returned to the U.S. on Friday to face criminal charges in Tennessee, prompting his attorneys to call the Trump administration's claim of compliance with a federal judge's order a "pure farce.
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56% Bias Score
U.S. Sanctions Four ICC Judges
The U.S. Department of State sanctioned four ICC judges on June 5, 2025, for authorizing investigations into U.S. and Israeli personnel, citing the ICC's alleged politicization and abuse of power; this action freezes their U.S. assets and prohibits related transactions.
U.S. Sanctions Four ICC Judges
The U.S. Department of State sanctioned four ICC judges on June 5, 2025, for authorizing investigations into U.S. and Israeli personnel, citing the ICC's alleged politicization and abuse of power; this action freezes their U.S. assets and prohibits related transactions.
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52% Bias Score
Nine European Nations Challenge European Court of Human Rights on Migration
Nine European countries criticized the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) for its migration law rulings, urging a different interpretation, and challenging the core principles of the 75-year-old European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), which was created to prevent authoritarianism.
Nine European Nations Challenge European Court of Human Rights on Migration
Nine European countries criticized the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) for its migration law rulings, urging a different interpretation, and challenging the core principles of the 75-year-old European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), which was created to prevent authoritarianism.
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52% Bias Score
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