tony chang reports outside the constitutional court in bangkok. the talents constitutional code has decided the trial to case questing the legitimacy of a decision by parliament not to allow peter loomed during rush leader of the move forward policy, the one the recent election not to run as prime minister for a 2nd time. the decision is pretty academic now anyway, because the coalition that mr peter led has dissolved totally the policy that came 2nd. so they formed a new coalition and they have a prime minister in the waiting, ready for the vote, which the speaker of parliament says could happen as early as friday this week on monday next. now that's great news for type voters who being frustrated the 3 months off the election, they still don't have a government. but those voters voted overwhelmingly for parties that had promised reform. in order for po, tied to get into power, to nominate the prime minister and to form a government, a going to have to get into bed with part is aligned to the military. and those pauses a very unlikely to allow the

is elected from among the members of the constitutional court itself, that is, they elect himselves, but in the end all vacant positions must be filled. and the declaration is, after all, included in the anti-corruption clause. that's why it's me. i just read many analysts who wrote that this is the eighth additional clause that we we also received a declaration recently, in principle, it was simply the way it was always perceived, it was always there and only during the war, because of the war , because of the active phase, in february, well, at the beginning of march. we actually stopped it during the martial law and now we are returning it, well, there seems to have been an obligation, turn here, to return it by august 1, if i am not mistaken, today is our 18th, if i am not mistaken. and when will there be a second reading and a second vote in the whole nation? i hope that by the end of september we will finish it the fact is that some points overlap with the imf memorandum, that is, precisely what concerns peppy until august 1, and so on, therefore, precisely on the track

just three years ago in rucho, this court promised stat constitutions can provide standards for stateourts to apply and singd t for approval a florida court decision that used a state constitution to invalidate a fedel p. to accept petitioner's claim, you'd have to ignore the text, history and structure of our nearly every state constitution today. petitioners say for two centuries, neaeryone has been reading the clause wrong. that's a wrong, and a lot of wrong past elections. frankly'm not sure i've ever across a theory in this court that would invalidate more state constitutional clauses as being federally unconstitutional, hundreds of them from founding to today. it's worth a pause to think about what petitioners are saying. they claim td "legislature" means a species of state law that has literally never existed. state lawmaking, unconstrained by a state constitution, that the founders intended to create that animal, surely so would have said something. finally the blast radius from their theory would sow elections chaos forcing a confusing two-track st with one set of rules for f

they have seven days within which to lodge an appeal at the constitutional court. two candidates, mr mnangagwa and mr chamisa, who entered the court to try to overturn the results and the constitutional court upheld mr mnangagwa's victory. and so they really don't have confidence in the court system but they said they're going to announce their next step very soon. now to some live pictures from the international space station. as you are aware if you're watching bbc news a few days ago, a space craft arrived at the international space set station to begin a six—month mission and if you hours earlier there was a welcoming ceremony. they are from the us, europe, japan and russia. they will be spending six months in orbit. the crew docked at the iss a few hours ago and parked itself at a port after is flying a wide loop around the orbital outpost. live pictures from the international space station. london's metropolitan police is investigating a possible data breach after "unauthorised access" was gained to the systems of one of its suppliers. the force said the comp

the document of the constitutional court concerns just signed one of the key laws that are necessary in ukraine for the opening of negotiations with the european union on the accession of our state, the opening of negotiations already this the law that guarantees transparent professional and honest selection of judges of the constitutional court moscow was attacked again by unknown drones according to the report of the local mayor, the famous russian air defense destroyed the drone, its debris fell in the area of ​​the expo center in the central administrative district of the capital of the russian federation, the local authorities also say that there is no significant destruction, according to local changes a collapse occurred in the eighth pavilion of the expo center in moscow on an area of ​​30 m² , there are no victims, all emergency services are already working there and there is information that the airspace has been blocked around the vnukovo airport and it seems that they introduced a plan to intercept carpets according to preliminary data from the russians - this was precise

justice rsh: subject to federal constitutional constrntand federal court review and state court review of federal constitutional claims. mr. thompson: absolutely, your honor. justice gorsuch: and historically, at least as i've looked at it, you have the example of virginia trying to constituize the 3/5 rule with respect to rican-americans. mr. thompson: yes, your ho exactly right. example in maryland of trying to deny the opportuniadopt the 19th amendment to the constitution. mr. thompson's right, your honor. justice gorsuch: i believe during the civil war there were exams well of states that in their constitutions would not have ped absent soldiers from voting in their home state elections but for the fact that state legislatures refused to follow those rules. mr. thompson: that's right, your honor, and the supourt of new hampshire, the supreme court of vermont too up and said these state substantive limitations,do not apply because it's a federal function. justice gorsuch: so the cal saliency point depends on whose ox is being gored at what particular time. i want to make sure i unde

they have seven days within which to lodge an appeal at the constitutional court. andidates, mr mnangagwa and mr chamisa, who entered the court to try to overturn the results and the constitutional court upheld mr mnangagwa's victory. and so they really don't have confidence in the court system but they said they're going to announce their next step very soon. london's metropolitan police is investigating a possible data breach after "unauthorised access" was gained to the systems of one of its suppliers. the force said the company held names, ranks, photos, vetting levels, and pay numbers for officers and staff, and that it was working to understand what data, if any, had been accessed. the national crime agency and the information commissioner's office have been informed. our correspondentjoe inwood get us the latest about the leak. so it seems that this is a company that was working on behalf of the metropolitan police, we think, issuing id and warrant cards. they had all this police data, sensitive data, the names and ranks of officers, and their security cleara

signed an important law regarding the special commission for the selection of judges to the constitutional court, someone debated parity or is it correct, three for three, three from ukraine, three from our foreign partners, this became practice , the law was voted on in the second reading with additions and proposals from the venice commission, it was very welcome and had a positive assessment , that is, we no longer have two points in fact fulfilled and almost all of them, i ask all of us to wait a little for the october document - this is an interim report from the eu government let's say so - this is the european commission as it is called in relation to these seven points and we are very much waiting as you correctly noted, the official opening of negotiations by the end of the current year ms. maria i also want to clarify if there are any. i understand that this was an oral preliminary report from the eu. but everything is fine, and you and your colleagues probably communicate with diplomats and parliamentarians in the eu and in general with people who analyze the situation who observe ukr

signed a law that brings ukraine closer to joining the european union, the document of the constitutional court has just signed one of the key laws that are necessary in ukraine for the opening of negotiations with the european union on the accession of our country, the opening of negotiations already this year, the law that guarantees the transparent professional and honest selection of judges of the constitutional court, about 20 thousand canadian residents were evacuated due to forest fires in the city, which is one of the largest in the north of the country, have declared a state of emergency, reuters reports, to protect the fire that is approaching residential areas , fire brigades are working in the air and on the ground , according to information from the local authorities, the flame is moving slowly. now it is concentrated 15 km away to the northwest of the city and may reach the suburbs by saturday if there is no rain , a unique family center has opened in irpen, there they will find support for families with children who suffered as a result of the military invasion what services will

so a thailand constitutional court is deciding whether it's parliament's rejection of the reading on the nation of the moving forward party. anita was unconstitutional. pizza named sharon wright, spotty, won the most number of votes in the countries may elections, but his leadership has not been approved by the ty house and senate. thailand's been under a k. take a government now for 5 months, but tiny changes live now from bangkok. tony, so is there any indication which way this vote is likely to go then? or there isn't at the moment and everyone involved in the cases being very tight lips, but to a certain extent it doesn't really match it because peter is now pretty much effectively out. so the running is a prime minister, real candidates. and critics of the previous administration and this constitution, which was put in place by the ministry would say that that's already done its job. mr. pizza and his policy move forward with very much the policy reform. with by said by surprise, the majority, they won the election 3 months ago, which i think took the co conservative government

a thailand. constitutional court says that it will not review the decision to block the main opposition leader from getting another nomination to become prime minister fits and lives that run. rats move forward. party won the most seats in mesa elections, but his bid, deformed the next government was blocked by rival politicians. and he has been suspended as a member of parliament to any change on just live know from outside the constitutional court in bangkok, tony bits of limbs that run right. one these elections. and ever since then he's been blocked at every turn explained. today's court ruling as hudson. interesting question that, i mean, i think if you see the constitutional cold in thailand as an object ability, that's ruling and then partial wherever the constitution, then you might have some serious questions. however, i think many people feel that both the cold and the constitution deeply flawed. we've seen the call making rulings over the previous administration, very much in favor of the generals who are in charge. then this decision also seems to be going that way. but also

of the republic are dissolved, got the government, the senate, the national assembly, the constitutional court. we call in the population for come and surrender to myself, and we are from our attachments to the respect of god bones commitments to the international community. is it a well the public, a bonus, situated on the western shows of central africa, the country has been run by one family for more than 55 years. a mob uncle and dean by was only the 2nd president of cabal and he came to power in 1967. following the death of president nia, die. and he remain that until his death in 2009 ali bone go on to invest succeeded . his father was been re elected as president in august of 2016. he has so fos, of 270 a times on a wednesday was announced that he had won a said to him following sat today's election. a good bone is the 4th largest oil produced in sub saharan africa. the country is a full member of opec. while we have our correspondence covering the story for us, catherine, so it is in the ruby we have an interest in naomi initially. let's begin with nicholas hack. who isn't that offer u

00, $1.00 of those 3 is the option to approach the courts that 7 days to up to approach the constitutional court to challenge the election. but they have to approve it to the court with solid evidence that they have to look at the evidence from uh more than 2000 pulling stations across the country. so that they presented before the quotes and prove that indeed the election was starting. the other option would be probably to demonstrate against the results, but it has its own challenges in 2018. they protested, and it's resulted in the shooting of more than 6 people during the process. and the other option, probably, if the old position lead the quinn seeds, then they could be an option to see some kind of film that arrangement of wiki, with the incoming president to form. and you government. so at least in some quarters of the country, it appears that there is a sense of uncertainty at the very least. how would you describe the current climate in the country after this selection? and what do people expect from another man and dogwood term? or if you look at the after months of this election, you

they have seven days within which to lodge an appeal at the constitutional court. pened in 2018, with the same two candidates, mr mnangagwa and mr chamisa, who entered the court to try to overturn the results and the constitutional court upheld mr mnangagwa's victory. and so they really don't have confidence in the court system but they said they're going to announce their next step very soon. that was shingai nyoka in harare for us. hopewell chin'ono is an award winning journalist and documentary film—maker in harare. he says the zimbabwe election was marred by number voting irregularities. it wasn't a surprise that president mnangagwa's party and his administration would rig the election. it wasn't a surprise that the way they rigged the election was so brazen, because they have done that in the past. you had a situation where in areas which are mainly opposition strongholds, they didn't have election material, that is ballot papers, for over 12 hours, and this was a form of rigging, called voter suppression where voters end up giving up and they go home without v

they have seven days within which to lodge an appeal at the constitutional court. ith the same two candidates, mr mnangagwa and mr chamisa, who entered the court to try to overturn the results and the constitutional court upheld mr mnangagwa's victory. and so they really don't have confidence in the court system but they said they're going to announce their next step very soon. joining me now from harare is hopewell chin'ono. he is an award winning journalist and documentary film maker. thank you forjoining us. as our correspondent pointed out there, it wasn't a huge surprise that mnangagwa won this election. however, since then, all of these allegations of vote rigging. it must leave the general public little bit adrift in terms of what they make of the result? . �* , _, . the result? that's correct. it wasn't a _ the result? that's correct. it wasn't a surprise _ the result? that's correct. it wasn't a surprise that - the result? that's correct. it. wasn't a surprise that president mnangagwa's party and administration would rig the election. it wasn't a surprise t

moldova, for the first time in the years of independence, the party was outlawed there shorokh constitutional courtt took and banned parliamentarians. this is also possible when you are friends with europe, the party was accused of having links with the kremlin and stated that the parliamentarian was working to undermine democracy in the country. political forces. moldova, the reason is the same party. shor caused a stir in the local political field became popular, especially against the backdrop of a weakening economy and radical political western course. here, too, nato seeks to include the country in its zone of influence . the number of joint projects has tripled over the year . and this despite the fact that, according to polls , more than half of the country's population opposes such a step. it is worth noting that the government of moldova began to put pressure on the shor party against the backdrop of a protest that began in the country in 2022 due to the deteriorating socio-economic situation, participants in thousands of rallies demanded the resignation of president maia sandu and early p

16 about training our military so that they can the prosecutor's office is militarized the constitutional courtnged a little but also found itself under the influence of the ruling the party and tries to politicize the appointment of judges is in conflict with the eu institutions, why billions of zlotys from the national reconstruction plan are at the edge of the plan from the structure of the from the pits, i can say that the ukrainian public already has a polish, if there is a change of power in poland in october or november, it will support ukraine and further, and at the same time, improve its relations with brussels, with brussels, with berlin, berlin, and then it will be more influential in the eu and the european union will be able to have a greater influence on the acceleration of ukraine's negotiations with the european union . it has a european society. why do the russians recently repeat very often that poland and the poles help ukraine so much that later ukraine occupies or at least the west? of ukraine and ukrainians, putin did this earlier in 2009 in gdańsk. in conversations, he a

fighting east after his release is the worst violence seen in tripoli this year. ty, one's constitutional court has blocked a bid by the progressive move forward party to nominate a new prime minister. despite having won the election in may, the parties, canada peach, at lynch, our own right, was rejected by the military dominated parliament. the court's decision pays the way for the appointment of a prime minister who is loyal to the military. north korea is officially acknowledged. it's detention of us, soldier, travis king. he was on a civilian tour of a border village between north and south korea when he crossed into the north, becoming the 1st american confirmed, detained by town, young and almost 5 years. and hundreds of people have been air lifted to safety in north western canada, where wildfire is rather the several the towns, roads out of the area were closed after they were engulfed by flames. in the past weeks record fires have spread across canada, scorching millions of hector's. more than a 1000 fires are still burning for g for let's turn to sports and in just a few hours. the 2

and you've gone to the constitutional court struck down a provision of the computer nice was up that was seen as the limitation of freedom of speech. but let's talk about how the journalist themselves view the state of press freedom in what kind of environment do they work. i will correspondents in uganda, kenya, and gonna be of us to be able to speak to the new governor. sometimes the line between generalization and activities and can be blogs. for instance, many media organizations are owned by politicians. we on agenda. now these employee, as i've said to have it feed inflates from the reporting by the journalist. they how you sometimes in criticized politicians in state that you've done at least of being present toward them. 70 has previously described private media outlets enemies but also some colleagues into media proficient. how will flip joined touches on 4 digits today? some of the most prominent politicians, both in the government on deal position, such a different demo with several newspapers, an over a $150.00 tv and regular channel has brought us media landscape. and wh

the country the dissolution of the government of the senate of the national assembly of the constitutional courties is being created, as was said, a committee to ensure the transition period, the restoration of state institutions in moscow , the message of a sharp complication of the internal situation in this friendly african country was received with concern, continuing to closely monitor the development situation, we count on its speedy stabilization according to the russian embassy in eurovilla information about the victims among, there were no citizens of the russian federation who are in the shit, we recommend our compatriots to temporarily refrain from traveling to this country that is not caused by urgent need. in moscow, today they say goodbye to gleb panfilov, a unique director and screenwriter, colleagues, relatives, as well as fans of the people's artist's work , came to the funeral service at the church near the novodevichy convent. in the same place, gleb anatolyevich will be buried next to his beloved wife and muse, actress hoarfrost, whom churikova survived for only a few months.

, september 12, the supreme court, which will be considered in this regard, will work as a constitutional court , because you know they have already talked about it, that there is no constitution in israel, then the supreme court performs two er and under he does not have a double dual position on the 12th er 12th of september they well, the court itself will consider the case regarding the cancellation of the er principle it exists and you, uh, in british politics, it is taken from there. okay, there, of course, from the 16th -16th century, and they also do not have a monarchy, so it is not used very much by the supreme court in great britain. here, too, how will it be because of the fact that my mandate was there is a lot of partial from turkey, from the big one, there will be a meeting on the 12th, all the judges of the supreme court will sit on the 15th, this has never happened . okay, it is clear why they are doing it, because there were no hetmats to say. and here in libya , there are some left-wing courts or something there others the judges did not take part, all the judges take part. a

deprivation of the right to drive for pedestrians who have suffered an accident on a zebra, the constitutional courtt lawyer serhiy radko will now explain the decision of the high court serhiy hello sergey explain is it possible to punish twice for the same thing in practice, this occurs very often, and i had similar cases specifically for pedestrians knocked down on a zebra. although the constitution explicitly states that no one can be convicted twice for the same crime, however, in the code of administrative offenses. uh, actually two articles contradict this principle. one provides for a fine of one and a half to two and a half thousand rubles, for her representation of the advantages of pedestrians, the second fine is issued by the police. for causing harm to health, a fine of up to 25,000 rubles is punished more severely. or deprivation of rights up to 2 years such cases judges consider and everything seems to be legal , the police issue a fine for a formal violation of traffic rules a. court punishes driver for causing trump pedestrians. however for the driver the culprit. it turns out that h

house speaker says a vote for prime minister will be held next tuesday is comes after a constitutional court refused to hear a case on the failed bid of opposition need to fit their lives or run rats to become prime minister. the republican governor of georgia has rejected the allegation by donald trump that the 2020 election was stolen from him. former us presidents and 18 of his age have 9 days to surrender and answer charges, and racketeering and voter fraud in the state. it is trumps, forth indictments in 5 months. government officials in hazy, say more than 3000 people have fled, gang violence in the capital. within the past 24 hours violence increased since the assassination of president juvenile me. ease in 2021. the un secretary general has repeated his call to send a multinational armed force to restore low in order goes, korea says the american soldier who flitted across the border from south korea did so to escape racism in the us. army private travis king, was on a civilian tour of the emails rise board of last month when he made a sudden dash into the north. up next announces 0

committee for the transition and restoration of institutions, government both houses of parliament constitutional court, borders dissolved, closed incumbent president taken into custody one of his sons arrested for treason the results of sunday's general election, called rigged and canceled by fox, tides us to fulfill the demands of the transparent, fair and equitable vote that the people of ghana have been waiting for , added to this are unanswered, constant degradation and social cohesion. threatening to cause chaos, the military announced the seizure of power in a matter of minutes. once the state voting center. ghana published the results of the elections according to the official data of the president. empire was elected to the third term, the opposition reported numerous electoral irregularities. he led gabon in 2009 after the death of his father, who ruled the country for 42 years in per capita income gabon, but a third of the country's citizens are below the poverty line. the president's family , on the contrary, is one of the richest in gabon, according to the benefits of the artificial snow p

if the state constitution limits the legislature that's ok. if the state court interpreting the state constitution limits the legislature, that's ok. six justices agreed on that proposition. they dead -- they did leave one escape clause which we don't know what it means but it suggested there are potentially circumstances where courts aggrandize themselves, they take power away from the legislature in ways that are inappropriate. that seems to be in extreme case where it looks like the state court is behaving lawless late and is not clear that would happen very often but it leaves the potential for some places were state courts can go too far. in north carolina, they said we are sending it back in the state courts can absolutely construe the state constitution to check the state legislature. host: what does that mean for north carolina and the map that was drawn? guest: the different issue that arose in the case was whether the case was moot. while the supreme court considered this case, there is parallel litigation happening in north carolina. the north carolin

well , such a democratic procedure was challenged in the constitutional court . ted about how many years, uh, the family has been in power . it is obvious that not only constitutional ones. eh, democratic already a real democratic economy does not allow such a term of residence, but those bags of money that we saw perfectly. it is clearly said that the population is not just so rejoices, that is, it is just a mouth. and those 60 there are 4% that apparently were all the same. eh, well, how would it be neater to grow drawn, apparently, still outraged the public. you know, in these countries that we observe, as it were, they are not included in western measures and the army plays a huge role in our country. we see all the time that it is the army in these countries. this elite is the most educated, strong and educated in such an assumption of responsibility for the fate of the country. here in egypt, remember when it has already reached the absurdity of government. eh, these brothers of muslims is the army, without any external interference. they got together and de

last year, the constitutional court recognized that this law is constitutional. ear , the court of appeals recognized that there are no problems. i just have to comply. perform if the church refuses to give its moscow name. and we see that if it refuses, then all relations, including property, should be terminated. therefore , european solidarity, in particular at the level of local councils, puts forward the initiative that the lease or use of moscow the church with the local haula was stopped, this would be a significant step towards getting rid of the moscow church in ukraine and then again. even the government volume, and i say something, even it was not taken into consideration. and this would be an absolutely necessary step, which would also push the officials , including in the center and in the localities, to do something with the moscow church in ukraine, they rostislav on august 7, not on the 19th, on the feast of the transfiguration of the lord, the ecumenical patriarch bartholomew said that in our modern age of rapid transformations, there is a challen

used in the case of the united states constitutional court. it is possible that with these challenges and obstacles in the way of the former president of the united states, he will complete the puzzle, which will ultimately be in trump's favor. to present a different image of himself because of our previous elections in the position of failure and failures, he was re-elected with a difference , and in fact, this base is about the right of the nationalists and the grays, if you have good bases, he will probably think that he can defeat the democrats in the next election. now, the benefit of introducing any person, defeat him, is here, and the personal aspect of trump seems to never decrease, even when the decision is made about prison and imprisonment, and they say that he may be in prison during the election that you said, when he takes power in the united states. his reaction is that he comes and says a week he said in the past that he will not survive the election and he is managing new reversals in the political scene . what do you think ab

thailand's constitutional court has blocked a bid by the progressive forward party to nominate a new ime minister. despite winning the election in may, the parties candidate has rejected desk was rejected by the parliament. the courts decision paves the way for the appointment of a military loyalist to the post. germany is a step closer to legalizing marijuana. the government has signed off on a draft will allowing adults to buy and possess small amount of cannabis. the legislation needs to pass parliament, but if it does, germany would become the first major european country to legalize it for recreational use. >> presenting his draft law to draws, the health minister says it represents a turnaround in germany. under the plans, germans over the age of 18 can legally possess up to 25 grams of cannabis in the future. growing up to three hemp plants will also be legal. adults can buy cannabis if they join nonprofit social clubs that produce it. pilot projects including the sale of cannabis products and licensed stores are planned. the health minister says he wants to tackle the black ma

political party that is financed by russia, which is now outlawed because the decision of the constitutional courtconstitutional space . and which ones have a monopoly on electricity, we now purchase 100% electricity from transnistria, from which it is an enterprise under the control of russia, and of course many elements of the fact that we do not let us go, that is, medved does not let us it gives rise to the nomenclature of corruption and also, perhaps, some historical reasons for the fact that we did not take responsibility in our hands when it was necessary. and with your ambassadors , look at that. i'm following him. and you can join. maybe they won't join, but we can talk , for example, about some kind of confederation between romania and moldova. when we see , we see from lviv, from kiev. when they say we will have romanians, we have romanian language, i remember in the 90s, it would have freed me, i don’t know, earthquakes everywhere, including, by the way, in moldova, in chisinau . now we understand that these are very close brothers, and one of the brothers is already in europe, and the

justice, it also happened in poland, in poland the prosecutor's office is militarized , the constitutional courtow quarreled a bit , but it has also found itself under the influence of the ruling party, it is trying to politicize the appointment of judges, it is in conflict with the institutions the eu why billions of zlotys from the national reconstruction plan so i can tell the ukrainian public that if there is a change of government in october or november, it will continue to support ukraine just as much and at the same time improve its relations with brussels, brussels, and berlin, and then it will be more influential in the eu and the european union will be able to have a greater influence on the acceleration of ukraine's negotiations with the european union. it has a european society. why have the russians recently often repeated that poland and the poles help ukraine so much? in order to later occupy ukraine or at least the west of ukraine in order to make poles and ukrainians quarrel. putin did this earlier in 2009 in gdańsk in conversations . he was then the deputy chairman of the duma

power of justice, it also happened in poland, the prosecutor's office is militarized, the constitutional courtin a bit of a quarrel, but it is also under the influence of the ruling party, it is trying to politicize the appointment of judges, it is in conflict with the institutions, why the eu billions of zlotys from the national reconstruction plan of the plan or structure, he is from the pits of the ukrainian public, there is already a polish, there will be a change of power in poland, she will continue to support ukraine in the same way, and at the same time to fix its relations with brussels, with brussels, with berlin, and then it will be more influential in the eu and the european union will be able to have a greater influence on the acceleration of ukraine's negotiations with the european union of ukraine and european society. then to occupy ukraine or at least the west of ukraine in order to make the poles and ukrainians quarrel that's why they did it to me, and he was then the deputy chairman of the duma of the russian federation, uh, and that's how it is. the letter, well, with the o

euthanasia was prohibited and in 2020, the german constitutional court argued that people have the right to determine their own fate. a person suffering from an incurable disease can be treated. that well, all religions and abrahamic religions consider this euthanasia as the divine gift of life to humans , and there are automatic defenders of the moral justification for the permission . the behavior of human beings depends on their own destiny and when there is no possibility to cure them, they can bring them to the issue of drop by drop and talk about their opposite point. at the same time, with the progress of science, the absolute existence of the possibility of treatment 90 letters of his opponents believe that the point you are no longer personal that the patient is suffering from an incurable disease, why should he be killed in the long run, it will reduce the pain and suffering of the patient, and there is another point for the supporters of this issue, whether or not a person who is hopeless should not let himself and his family suffer and be harassed, only euthanasia mayad will

court. there is not a way to do that. there is a constitutionale court just like all the justice and branches have checks, that is called impeachment. if injustice were to be corrupt and commit serious crimes and it's happened before. they can be impeached. that is the real check not that congress can be breathing down their next looking over their shoulders and that opens the door. in the supreme court of the constitution dictates. >> i hate to sound old-fashioned i'm not used to the supreme court being a political football on not used to seeing justices to attack because of opinions. yours to that justice kolya got almost every boat in ruth bader ginsburg got almost every boat. what is happening in respect to the judiciary and how it's being treated. >> i think the way the public is being treated as a reaction to what is happening with the approach of justices in the court. most of the last century the court despite the fact the majority of the nominees were by republican presidents the court was very liberal giving the left and in many cases th

the constitutional court of poland has quarreled a little with the prosecutors’ offices, but it has alsof under the influence of the ruling party. it is trying to politicize the appointment of judges . it is in conflict with the institutions . there are billions of zlotys from the national reconstruction plan . - if in october or november there is a change of power of the day to the power of her, then she will continue to support ukraine and, at the same time , correct her relations with brussels with berlin, and then it will be more influential in the eu and the european union will be able to have a greater influence on the acceleration of ukraine's negotiations with the european union . recently, european russians have very often repeated that poland and the poles are helping ukraine so much in order to later occupy ukraine or at least the west of ukraine for in order to make poles and ukrainians angry, putin made this two stews earlier in 2009 in gdańsk, in conversations he alluded to lviv, and lviv was already a polish city they were fooling. then zhirynovsky sent me, and he was then

in germany, until 2015, euthanasia was prohibited, and in 2020, the german constitutional court with this reasoning humans have the right to determine their own destiny. a person suffering from an incurable disease can be treated. it has been in the german constitution for 12 years that it is possible . to man they know and it is circulating, the defenders of the automatic moral justification for the implementation of divine religions, the plan to ban euthanasia means that there is a common point between all religions. now, the proponent of euthanasia has several arguments . they can only bring pity to the issue. the opposite point of the opponents is that with the advancement of science, treatment is possible. absolutely, the opponents' plan is that you are different from a person who is suffering from an incurable disease, why should he suffer and this will reduce the pain and the suffering of a sick person it is possible and there is another point for the supporters of this issue that a person who is desperate should not kill himself and his family 249 and be harassed , euthanasia

power, it is fairer, this happened in poland, the prosecutor's office is militarized , the constitutional courted a little , but it also found itself under the influence of the ruling party and is trying to politicize the appointment of judges is in conflict with the eu institutions, why won't i receive zlotys from the national reconstruction plan, e.e., from the edge of the vega plan, from the structure of the plan, i can say that the ukrainian public already has a polish, e.e., if there is a change of power in poland in october or november, it is it is just as important to support ukraine further and at the same time to improve its relations with brussels and berlin, and then it will be more influential in the eu and will influence the speeding up of ukraine's negotiations with the european union. very often they repeat that poland and the poles help ukraine so much in order to later occupy ukraine or at least the west of ukraine and ukrainians putin did this before

fairer that in poland it is it happened in poland, the prosecutors' office has litigated the constitutional courtit has quarreled a bit, but it has also found itself under the influence of the ruling party, it is trying to politicize the appointment of judges, it is in conflict with the eu institutions, why billions of zlotys from the national reconstruction plan of the eu are from the edge of the plan, that is the structure of the structure, i can say the ukrainian public there is already a polish eh, there will be a change of power of the day to the power of her so she will continue to support ukraine and at the same time fix her relations with brussels eh with berlin, and then it will be more influential in the eu and the european union to influence the speeding up of ukraine's negotiations with the european union. why do the russians recently repeat very often that poland and the poles help ukraine so much in order to then occupy ukraine or at least the west of ukraine in order to quarrel poles and ukrainians, putin did this earlier in gdańsk, in conversations he actually hinted at lviv, the

that's right, so the constitutional court on monday will gather and she will be sworn in on monday and with extraordinary here is just a 48 hours ago. the thought was that the bunker would be supported during that during the swearing in ceremony with the constitutional court. but right now he's under house arrest. what's interesting here is that the, the, the, the agenda in place are swiftly going into action in order to, to, to do to, to, to ensure that their power is not called into question in this announcement is key because at the moment the african union, a peace and security commission is gathering, gathering in the council will make a statement later on today about how they feel about this latest crew in the west and central african region. now, there has been no reaction or little reaction from the neighboring countries from equitable guinea and from cameroon. but they're watching developments in get bone very closely. remember in cameroon, there is at president poll b a that's been in power since 1982 that has been re elected just recently. the opposition believe that that el

against the increasing influence of the ruling party on the judicial power , fairer series, the constitutional courtrreled a little, but also found itself under under the influence of the ruling party, john johnson is trying to politicize the appointment of judges. he is in conflict with the eu institutions. why will i not receive billions of zlotys from the national reconstruction plan ? in october or november, there will be a change in the government of the day, it will continue to support ukraine as much as possible and, at the same time, improve its relations with brussels and berlin, and then it will be more influential in the eu and the band will be able to do more to influence the speeding up of ukraine's negotiations with the european union, it has a european society, why have the russians recently been repeating very often that poland and the poles are helping ukraine so much so that later ukraine will occupy or at least the west of ukraine in order to make poles and ukrainians quarrel putin did this earlier in gdańsk in conversations he hinted actually in lviv, the conversation in yours in

this applies to the government of the senate of the national assembly of the constitutional court ofeconomic social and environmental councils, as well as the electoral commission of gabon kashi gabon is a small republic on the gulf of guinea, not the poorest by african standards, of course, unemployment is more than 20%. a former colony of france, it gained formal independence in 1960, and in 1967 omar banku was elected president. he ruled until 2009, when he was replaced by the son of andibba, who is now under the rule of one wangu family it seemed their values, but everything suited them, bangko were comfortable back in the eighties journalists who criticized politics. paris in africa was characterized by an attitude of non-deviationism on the verge of caricature, and since then nothing has changed for a long time, the regime was one-party in the history of gaboon, there was already an attempt at this coup, just the same with the president's father. and then, uh, the french intervened, and they restored him as an elected constitutional leader of the country. well, here perhaps the

fairer that in poland it happened in poland, the prosecutor's office is militarized , the constitutional courtled a little , but it also found itself under the influence of the ruling the party is trying to politicize the appointment of judges, it is in conflict with eu institutions, why billions of zlotys from the national reconstruction plan, e.e. from the edge of the plan, from the structure, it is from the pits, i can tell the ukrainian public there is already a polish e.e. if there is a change of power in poland in october or november she will continue to support ukraine as much as possible and at the same time improve her relations with brussels and berlin, and then she will be more influential in the eu and the european union, and influence the speeding up of ukraine's negotiations with the european union. why are the russians recently, they often repeat that poland and the poles help ukraine so much in order to later occupy ukraine or at least the west of ukraine in order to quarrel between the poles and the ukrainians . putin did this earlier in gdansk in conversations , he actually h