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The decay into which justice has fallen is the result of the victory of criminals over the Law, well illustrated by the Recorder documentary titled "Captured Justice”. The beginning of today's lawlessness coincides with the...

The Constitutional Court decided, yesterday, with a simple majority, five to four, to admit the complaint filed by the High Court of Cassation and Justice, and declared the law by which the Bolojan government wanted to reform the special pensions...

September brought to the forefront of the political scene one of the toughest confrontations between the Government, the opposition and society in recent years. The cabinet led by Ilie Bolojan entered at full speed into a succession of decisions...

Street protests have demonstrated, in the last two decades, that social networks are not only communication tools, but also true "virtual markets” where civic movements are born. From the "yellow vests” in France to...

Russia, through nuclear giant Rosatom, announced late last week that it is not stopping the Paks 2 project in Hungary, according to press reports in Budapest and Moscow, despite Thursday's ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union,...

Since he did not receive any response from the European Commission within the deadline requested - namely July 31 - Romanian MEP Gheorghe Piperea has decided to take Ursula von der Leyen, the President of the European Commission, to court for...

The use in a press article of words such as "mediocre", "scheming liar", "common thief", "a bastard", "manipulator", "embezzlement", "master of the capital market", "group",...

Decizia Tribunalului Uniunii Europene în cazul Pfizergate ar permite Comisiei Europene să eludeze obligaţia publicării mesajelor schimbate între Ursula von der Leyen şi Albert Bourla - CEO al companiei Pfizer în perioada negocierii acordului...

The decision of the General Court of the European Union in the Pfizergate case would allow the European Commission to circumvent the obligation to publish messages exchanged between Ursula von der Leyen and Albert Bourla - CEO of Pfizer during...

Civil society yesterday won the first battle in the Pfizergate scandal, the case concerning the online negotiation on WhatsApp by Ursula von der Leyen - President of the European Commission - and Albert Bourla - CEO of Pfizer, of the contract for...

Civil society yesterday won the first battle in the Pfizergate scandal, the case concerning the online negotiation on WhatsApp by Ursula von der Leyen - President of the European Commission - and Albert Bourla - CEO of Pfizer, of the contract for...

European Union member states can no longer invoke procedural or national pretexts to refuse to surrender persons wanted under a European arrest warrant, according to the ruling delivered last Thursday by the Court of Justice of the European Union...

The Central Electoral Bureau has admitted the registration of 12 candidates in the race for this year's presidential elections. Although the list is official, it remains provisional until March 20, when the Constitutional Court of Romania...

Klaus Iohannis is leaving Cotroceni Palace. He announced yesterday that he is resigning from the position of president of the country and that the resignation will take effect tomorrow, February 12. Iohannis' departure from Cotroceni comes...

The year 2024 was marked by economic-financial and socio-political convulsions, which accentuated Romania's vulnerabilities in the face of domestic and international challenges. From the alarming budget deficit to the uncontrolled increase in...

The decision of the Constitutional Court of Romania (CCR) by which the entire process regarding the presidential elections was annulled on December 6, 2024, represents a dangerous precedent for European democracy, if we take into account the...

Klaus Iohannis was president of Romania between 2014 and 2024, serving two consecutive terms, which were marked by important political, social and economic events, but also by controversies and criticism. During his two terms, Klaus Iohannis...

Yesterday, the High Court of Cassation and Justice (ICCJ) ruled on the appeal filed by AUR leader George Simion against the decision of the Constitutional Court of Romania (CCR) on the annulment of the electoral process of the 2024 presidential...

The martial law, decreed two days ago by Yoon Suk Yeol, the President of South Korea, as a necessary measure in light of the nuclear threats coming from the political regime in Pyongyang, which allegedly had supporters in Seoul, has proven,...

Transparency International strongly condemns the report prepared by the Office for the Protection of Sovereignty (SPO) of Hungary, considering it a document full of factual errors and serious distortions, aimed at discrediting the Budapest branch...

The powerful International Football Federation also has opponents who create problems for it. FIFA's rules on the transfer of professional players contravene the principles of free movement established by European Union (EU) law, the Court of...

The giants in the field of IT and communications, Google and Apple, are forced to pay financial sanctions totaling 15.4 billion euros, for violating European legislation on data storage and for abusing a dominant position in the market.

The social and political convulsions of the first three months of the current year left their mark on the entire semester, because the PSD-PNL coalition turned to the state piggy bank to calm them down. Thus, the Ciolacu government decided to...

Flying taxis are no longer a simple utopian dream, they have become a reality, even if one that is more difficult to integrate into everyday life. France's Council of State has given the green light to a program to test electric flying taxis...

Dissatisfied with the protection granted to journalists by the European Press Freedom Act (EMFA), the Hungarian government, led by Viktor Orban, asked the Court of Justice of the European Union to find that the European Parliament and the Council...

The reinstatement of Ursula von der Leyen as President of the European Commission, which would take place today in the European Parliament, is uncertain after the decision of the Court of the European Union yesterday regarding the transparency of...

Former Prime Minister Dacian Cioloş, current MEP from Reper, requested, yesterday, through a denunciation, the General Prosecutor's Office to start a criminal investigation against Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu for his statements regarding...

American low-cost airlines JetBlue Airways Corp. and Spirit Airlines Inc. announced this week that they will no longer challenge the court ruling that blocked their planned $3.8 billion merger, according to The New York Times. The decision, given...

Ursula von der Leyen wants a new mandate as president of the European Commission, according to the statement made yesterday by her lordship during the press conference held alongside Friedrich Merz, the president of the CDU (Christian Democratic...

A Hong Kong court yesterday ordered the liquidation of property giant China Evergrande Group, dealing a further blow to confidence in the country's fragile property market as policymakers in Beijing step up efforts to contain the deepening...

The International Court of Justice ruled on Friday that Israel must "take all measures within its power" to prevent all acts falling within the scope of the genocide convention, according to the preliminary ruling handed down by the...

The government was focused in the 4th financial quarter to reduce the budget deficit that it faced in the middle of the year and in the 3rd quarter, so that the officials in Brussels do not block the allocation of funds for our country from the...

The incompetence of the public authorities left its full mark on the end of the year, the month of December being marked by two tragedies that show the fact that, despite the tragedies at Colectiv and Crevedia, despite the scandal of the Asylums...

The major organizations of world football do not always emerge victorious. The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has ruled that FIFA and UEFA rules regarding prior authorization for club-level football competitions, such as the Super...

Germany plans to return to limiting net new borrowing next year, Chancellor Olaf Scholz said yesterday, after the parties in the ruling coalition reached an agreement on the budget after a month of difficult negotiations, reports Reuters....

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