Philippine Court Rules Sara Duterte Impeachment Unlawful
The Philippine court has ruled Sara Duterte's impeachment petition unlawful, citing procedural flaws. The decision spares the vice president from ...
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State Court of Appeals Rules Local Officials Must Certify Election Results, Dismissing Lawsuit
The State Court of Appeals ruled that local officials are required to certify election results, dismissing a recent lawsuit challenging ...
Iraq Names New Chief Judge Amid Rising Tensions Over Kuwait Treaty
Iraq has appointed a new chief justice amid ongoing tensions with Kuwait over a disputed border treaty. The move highlights ...
Intense Showdown: Prosecutors Demand Severe Penalties in Tajikistan’s Alleged Coup Case
In Tajikistan, prosecutors are demanding lengthy sentences in a high-profile trial alleging a coup attempt. The case highlights ongoing political ...
Historic Ruling Rocks Kuwait’s Political Scene: Former MPs Sentenced to Prison
Kuwait's high court has sentenced several former MPs to prison over corruption charges. The verdict marks a significant move in ...
South Korea’s Top Court Shakes Up Presidential Race by Overturning Frontrunner’s Acquittal
In a dramatic turn of events, South Korea's highest court has overturned the acquittal of a prominent presidential candidate, throwing ...
Ronen Bar: Israel’s Supreme Court Blocks PM’s Move to Dismiss Security Chief
In a landmark decision, Israel's Supreme Court has stepped in to halt Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's controversial move to oust ...
House federal judges hearing to look at ‘left-wing activist judges’: Jim Jordan – Washington Examiner
In a recent hearing led by House judiciary chairman Jim Jordan, lawmakers scrutinized what they termed "left-wing activist judges." The ...
Victory for Opposition: South Korean Court Exonerates Leader in Election Law Case
A South Korean court has delivered a resounding victory for opposition leader Lee Jae-myung, acquitting him of charges tied to ...
South Korea’s Court Reinstates PM Han Duck-soo as Acting President: What’s Next for Yoon?
A South Korean court has made a significant decision by reinstating Prime Minister Han Duck-soo as the acting president during ...
International Women’s Day 2025: Interview with Justice Nallini Pathmanathan of the Federal Court of Malaysia – Courts and Tribunals Judiciary
In celebration of International Women's Day 2025, we speak with Justice Nallini Pathmanathan of the Federal Court of Malaysia. She ...
Maldives Parliament Takes Bold Step: Reduces Supreme Court Judges and Suspends Three Key Justices!
The Maldives Parliament has made a bold move by passing an amendment to cut down the number of Supreme Court ...
South Korea’s Yoon Faces Historic First Trial Hearing for Insurrection
In a historic turn of events, South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol stepped into the spotlight for his first trial hearing ...
Azerbaijan’s Supreme Court Delegation Delves into Innovative Judicial Reforms in Kazakhstan
Azerbaijan's Supreme Court delegation recently embarked on an insightful journey to Kazakhstan, diving deep into the nation's innovative judicial reforms. ...
Kyrgyzstan’s Kempir-Abad Case: A Landmark Victory for Justice and Human Rights
In a groundbreaking ruling, Kyrgyzstan's court has triumphantly acquitted the defendants in the "Kempir-Abad case," heralding a monumental victory for ...
Unlocking Justice: Kuwait’s Sahel App Now Offers Easy Access to Constitutional Court Rulings!
Kuwait has unveiled an exciting new feature on the Sahel app, allowing users to effortlessly access Constitutional Court rulings. This ...
The Ultimate Season-by-Season Guide to Visiting Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka offers diverse climates year-round. The southwest monsoon brings rain May to September, while the northeast monsoon affects December...
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