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Spain: Judges warn of rule of law risks and plan to strike.

Judges and public prosecutors have announced a three-day strike. They are protesting against the planned judicial reforms of Pedro Sánchez's government: these jeopardize the independence of the judiciary at a time when the ruling socialist party finds itself embroiled in corruption scandals.

By Table.Briefings

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Romania: Georgescu not allowed to run in presidential election

The authorities annulled the presidential election last year due to his unresolved campaign financing. Now Georgescu is threatened with disqualification from the new edition of the race for the highest state office.

By Redaktion Table

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Vote of confidence: Portugal heads for new elections

Portugal's Prime Minister Montenegro will face a vote of confidence on Tuesday. It will probably lead to the fall of the government. The opposition accuses him of a conflict of interest due to a company he founded in 2021.

By Table.Briefings

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Hong Kong 47: Why the court rulings mark a historic turning point

In Hong Kong, a court has handed down the verdicts in the biggest trial to date since the introduction of the National Security Law. With long prison sentences against the Hong Kong 47, the judiciary has made it clear that the rule of law has finally come to an end in the city.

By Marcel Grzanna