the constitutional court of ukraine annulled the article for unreliable declaration. lected judge of the grand chamber of the supreme court'. pogribnogo is also negative conclusion of the public council of virtue. in particular, it refers to his decision with signs of political influence regarding illegal construction on the odesa coast, and the transfer of land to the kyiv zoo, which the judge allowed to be built very quickly in one sitting, 10 days after accepting the lawsuit. also, the judge forbade filming at an open session, although the parties to the case did not object, thereby violating the open principle. last year, despite the large-scale war unleashed by russia, ukraine confidently continued path to the european union, fulfilled two of the seven recommendations necessary to maintain the status of a candidate for membership. in particular , we spoke with the head of the foundation, mykhailo zhernakov, about the judicial reform in terms of conducting competitions for judicial governance bodies and tried to sum up the results of the judicial reform in 2023. li

the constitutional court of ukraine annulled the article for unreliable declaration. regarding serhii pogribny, who was elected to the position of judge of the grand chamber of the supreme court, there is also a negative conclusion of the public council of virtue. it, in particular, talks about his decision with signs of political influence. legal construction on the odesa coast and about the transfer of the land of the kyiv zoo, which the judge allowed to be built in a very quick time in one sitting, 10 days after accepting the lawsuit, the judge also forbade filming in an open session, although the parties to the case did not object and thereby violated the principle of openness. last year, despite the large-scale war unleashed by russia, ukraine confidently continued its way to europe. who of the union fulfilled two of the seven recommendations necessary to maintain the status of a candidate for membership. in particular, about the judicial reform in the part of holding tenders for bodies judicial governance. we spoke with the head of the deyure foundation mykhailo

an important part of the judicial reform last year was the reform of the constitutional court, one of the most important judges of the country. it was in danger of being disrupted due to efforts to re -politicize the process of appointing judges. the law on changing the process of selecting judges of the constitutional court, creating an advisory group of experts and greater public involvement was accompanied by scandals, because instead of changes, the proposed draft law increasingly politicized the procedure for selecting judges. in the end. the contradictions were overcome and the law was adopted taking into account most of the positive changes, but not without a fight. we still have a chance to choose normal judges of the constitutional court, but there is no guarantee, precisely because the venice commission, well, they took a very specific approach to this process, issued six different opinions, six different decisions of their own regarding the conclusions , regarding how what should happen in to the constitutional court, and they almost all contradict each other, they contain

one, two or three sessions or something similar, that is, until there is a position of the constitutional courtnship, there is nothing to talk about at all, but let's a little about politics, but the political component, i think is very obvious to me, of course i could be wrong, but... the president should have been given some more or less positive messages, not related to the war, on the day of the separation, and of course, which would somehow emphasized the unity of ukrainians, both in ukraine and ukrainians all over the world, and they did not give anything better than to return to the discussion about the so-called plural legislation, but in this i see in fact a significant danger that does not concern legal details, remember when we...in the first year we discussed it and how it was presented by the president's team, they appealed to the fact that there are many ukrainians in the world, many people of ukrainian origin, who would certainly like to build stronger ties with ukraine, such some bridges, cultural, personal, of course it would be interesting for them to get ukrainian citizenship

the democratic a brook public of congo, where the opposition candidate has positioned the constitutional court for the wrong of the presidential election. but court is expected to come for i'm incumbent president if i link 60 security victory by january the 10th. but opposition candidates like if your don't go, you are claiming the election was chum. we spoke to one opposition groups, head of international affairs who agrees the folding that took place in the democratic republic of the congo cannot be called an election. it is a sham election in its purest form, from the very beginning of the process to the last day in the sense that the elections, according to the law of the democratic republic of the congo, or held on the 20th of the month on a day off from 7 am to 5 pm, the constitutional courts, the main body that is supposed to confirm the legitimacy of the elections, is completely dependent on it. the parties that should be involved in the creation of the constitutional courts were not invited to the discussions. who is in power have taken that power themselves and put their friends in i

come now to the democratic republic of congo or an opposition candidate has petitioned the constitutional court for a re run of the presidential election. the court, i should confirm this. the fact that incumbent president felix 6 digit code is victoria should be happening on january the 10 position. kind of those like p a that doesn't go i a claiming the election was a she spoke to an opposition groups chief of international affairs who agrees a nuisance, isn't for solving the folding that took place in the democratic republic of the congo cannot be called an election, it is a sham election in its purest form, from the very beginning of the process to the last day, in the sense that the elections, according to the law of the democratic republic of the congo, or held on the 20th of the month on a day off from 7 am to 5 pm, the constitutional court to the main body that is supposed to confirm the legitimacy of the elections is completely dependent on it. the parties that should be involved in the creation of the constitutional courts were not invited to the discussions. who is in power have take

legal casuistry, in pre-war times, although theoretically it was possible to appeal to the constitutional courtwait for its conclusion and, on the basis of this conclusion, for example, make changes to the constitution. now it is devoid of any meaning, because accordingly before the laws of wartime, we do not have the right to touch the constitution with our hands, it does not matter in what procedure it is one, two or three sessions or something similar, that is, until there is a position of the constitutional court on citizenship, there is nothing to talk about at all, but let's talk a little about politics, and political a component , i think very much for... it is obvious to me, of course i could be wrong, but on the day of the unification, the president had to be given some more or less positive messages not related to the war, and of course, which would somehow emphasize the unification ukrainians, both in ukraine and ukrainians all over the world, and they did not give anything better than to return to discussions about the so-called multiple legislation, but i see in this a significant

we have a chance to choose normal judges of the constitutional court. 11, at 5:45 p.m., watch the program judicial control with tatyana shustrova on the espresso tv channel. see this week in the judicial control program with tatyana shustrova. catastrophic lack of personnel, where to take. half of the judges. there is a high probability that certain appellate judges will be suspended. but how did judicial reform progress in ukraine last year? we have a chance to choose normal judges of the constitutional court. greetings, this is court control and i am tatiana shustrova. we received the status of a candidate country for joining the eu, but on the condition of fulfilling the so-called seven steps, criteria defined by the european commission, among which anti-oligarchic reform, the fight against corruption, in the laws on national minorities and the media, and one of the key points is the implementation of judicial reform, and over the past year, ukraine has managed a lot. today we will tell you how far this reform has moved, but first to the news. in the

constitution. and then the court would have to root with a super majority. so this would take years and it's not quite clear if 6 of the 8 sitting judges would agree with the government's allocation. so that's the big fear . it might take years to reach a point where um, lets say 3 or 4 judges blocked up rolling because they're not fully convinced as it happened with the entity. so some i think was 6 years ago. and that would, of course, best to flip back for you at that and, and would give like a seal of approval to the a, the, that's the big fear here. we've seen mass protests here in germany against the f d and these deportation plans that are being hatched. do you think those protests are making an impression on those who support the a f d? yeah. um that's an interesting question um back in 2021 round about i think was 11 percent of the electorate support at the a the and but then much of what we're discussing now. so the links to the so called ident terry movement contacts with right wing extremists outside, depart you writing streams tendencies within

uganda awaits a constitutional court ruling on an anti-homosexuality law that threatens fines, life imprisonment and even death. then, a conversation with dr. uche blackstock, the author of a memoir that intertwines historic healthcare inequities and her own family history. >> black patients, their pain is often undertreated. and that connects to really deep rooted systemic beliefs back from from slavery days, that somehow we are biologically different, that we feel pain differently than other people do. >> major funding for pbs news weekend has been provided by -- >> consumer cellular, this is sam, how may i help you? pocket dial. well, thought i would that you know that with consumer cellular you get nationwide coverage with no contract. that's our thing. have a nice day. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs news station from viewers like you. thank you. john: good evening. i'm john yang. three american servicemembers have bee

although the constitutional court had stated in 2017 that, indeed, the npd is a right—wing extremist, enough to use this final sharpest instrument of democracy. in — of course, everyone is nervous in germany right now because we have several key state elections this year in some of the states where the afd is polling exceptionally well, but a party banning process in front of the constitutional court takes anywhere — if it's fast — between 11—5 years, so it's not an appropriate instrument to deal with the immediate problem. that's why the federal president, steinmeier, called this weekend at demonstrations for focusing on what we can do now politically to get the votes for the afd down and don't obsess about the legal possibility of banning the party. hans—jakob schindler, senior director of the counter extremism project. very interesting to talk to you. thank you. felix tshisekedi has been sworn in for a second term as president of the democratic republic of congo. he took the oath of office in a packed stadium in the capital, kinshasa. heads of state from across africa were invited

, and what will be the position of the constitutional court, it is also extremely important, i think that also... the venice commission should have a say, but first of all , the most important thing is that many aspects of this legislative initiative go against the current constitution, i do not think that today there will be more than 300 votes that could confirm this position regarding changes in the constitution, moreover, it is not an easy way, it takes... several sessions, the convocation of the verkhovna rada, i emphasize once again that the battles will continue, because the previous attempt of such a... draft law was not successful in the session hall of the current convocation of the ninth, ninth convocation of the verkhovna rada of ukraine. mr. mykhailo, well, we still have an extremely difficult draft law, the law on mobilization, yes, we remember the previous epic, big corrections, big comments from the same ukrainian shoemaker, and so on and so forth, and so on , as if marking that the next couple of weeks will be returned to the session room. but the corresponding

that's been trying before with the right wing extremist parties and was rejected by germany's constitutional court. another possibility, cut state funding for the right wing party, a possibility opened up by a recent quotes. decision is happening. i have to wait a 2nd. all the must be using the notary with clear any of them either approved or some parts. those are no cutting or financial results, or if i continue to see about way you but with the constitutional court except such a move. and that's a party that has been voted into the abundance talk into the old 16 regional parliaments. on the other hand, binding the eye of the youth wing would be easy. it's being classified as right wing extremist by the authorities. and it's just an association, not a political party. the interior minister put simply issue a decree to bind it based on the alternative. oh radical said that if it has been proven that they are radical opponents of our constitution, then we have to take action. we will see a 100 b a. but that would not stop the a if the militant, neo nazi youth groups. what about the tracking down on

also coming up thailand's constitutional court clears popular politicians. peter lived to run, run a violating election law. peter had been suspended from parliament, but will not retain his seats. last year the senate blocked him from the comic prime minister despite his election victory. the law. i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. donald trump has cleared another hurdle and it's better to become the republican nominee in the us presidential race . with almost all of the votes now counted in new hampshire. trump has 54.6 percent of the vote, which easily leads, sol arrival nicky. hayley's 43 point one percent. it's the 1st state primary of the 24 election following the iowa caucus celebrating is when trump said it indicated a bigger victory is on the way to. this is an evening that i will not forget because it's the 3rd time, but more importantly, i think it's going to be i think it's going to be the most important time. we won both it was, i think they said somebody said you rarely. if you win both, they've never had a loser. let me put it that way.

so how much of a surprise is this verdict by the constitutional court? well, ha, the whole company for the company has these to be a media company a long time ago. what do you think the verdict means? i mean, what do you personally think it means for peter lim, jawandra and his new forward party the body to be a huge close to his book, a young man. it's the savage. and just last month that wasn't people. uh, actually one of these houses leading uh by 40 by 20 percent or with a 105 minutes that talked wheezing so by the police in this case is clearly as a big boost of that and but of the cost as too many challenges. do you think he's going to take another shot at power? now in terms of numbers, it's difficult. uh, his popularity may mean that they're focused on operating as an opposition party, an effective and positive. because right now, despite the time the posse, the problem is the current on hold while the number ottoman and yeah, you know, more than 3 years of mandate and that, so it is unlikely that new little rap immediately. but we're suddenly be

to thailand now, where the country's constitutional court is due to issue a ruling in the coming hoursooking at the party's campaign promise to amend the country's strict royal defamation law. if it finds it was unconstitutional, it could effectively disband the move forward party, which won the most number of parliamentary seats in thailand's election last year. our correspondentjonathan head has more from bangkok. so for the second time in a week, the fate of thailand's most popular political party will be decided by the nine judges of the constitutional court. this time, the court will be ruling on a complaint filed last year that the party's proposal to amend the famously harsh lese—majeste law, the royal defamation law, amounts to an attempt to overthrow the entire political system in thailand and is therefore unconstitutional. if the court agrees, that would lay the party open to being dissolved and much of its leadership being banned from politics move forward has argued that the lese—majeste law is widely viewed as excessively harsh. for example, earlier this month, one man was

the fate of thailand's most popular political party will be decided by the ninejudges of the constitutional courtime, the court will be ruling on a complaint filed last year that the party's proposal to amend the famously harsh lese—majeste law, the royal defamation law, amounts to an attempt to overthrow the entire political system in thailand and is therefore unconstitutional. if the court agrees, that would lay the party open to being dissolved and much of its leadership being banned from politics move forward has argued that the lese—majeste law is widely viewed as excessively harsh. for example, earlier this month, one man was sentenced to 50 years in prisonjust for a few social media posts, and that as a part of the regular penal code, it can be amended by parliament. indeed, it has been amended in the not so distant past. the issue is also one move forward cares about because some of its young first time mps are themselves facing lese—majeste charges. however, its proposal to amend it was used as a justification by the unelected senate last year for blocking move forward from forming a gov

the constitutional court is due toissue the constitutional court is due to issue a really was good tousations in australia after a news channel alters an mp's body and outfit. we speak to the mp in the image, georgie purcell. hello and welcome to the programme. we begin in the united states, where presidentjoe biden says he has decided how to respond to an attack on a us base injordan that killed three american soldiers. the drone strike was the first time us soldiers were killed by enemy fire in the region since the israel—gaza war began in october. i don't think we need a wider war in the middle east, that is not what i am looking for. that was joe biden _ not what i am looking for. that wasjoe biden speaking as he left the white house when he cautioned against a wider war in the middle east. no details are given about how or when the us would respond, so what could americans do? here is our international editor.- americans do? here is our international editor.

but with the constitutional court, except such a move aimed at a party that has been voted into the buddhist talk into the old 16 regional parliaments. on the other hand, binding the a if the youth wing would be easy, it's being classified as right wing extremist by the authorities. and it's just an association, not the political party. the interior minister could simply issue a decree to diagnose it based on the alternative. oh radical has been that if it has been proven that they are radical opponents of our constitution, then we have to take action. we will skunk beer. right? but that would not stop the a s d, no militant, neo nazi youth groups. what about tracking down on radical individuals with in the f d? this man beyond fucker is a case in point. he's a nazi, a court has officially found and he has enormous influence within the 1500s of thousands of his critics assigned to petition to banned him from political offers. that might work in a couple of years time. but what it reduces influence that's thoughtful. many of the protest as in the past weeks and the and not early at the a f d,

thailand's constitutional court is due to issue a ruling on the opposition move forward party.party's promise to amend the royal defamation law. if found unconstitutional it could disband the move forward party. our corresponding jonathan head has more from bangkok. so our corresponding jonathan head has more from bangkok.- has more from bangkok. so for the second _ has more from bangkok. so for the second time _ has more from bangkok. so for the second time in _ has more from bangkok. so for the second time in a _ has more from bangkok. so for the second time in a week, - has more from bangkok. so for the second time in a week, the j the second time in a week, the fate of thailand's most popular political party will be decided by the ninejudges political party will be decided by the nine judges of the constitutional court. this time the court will be running on a complaint filed last year that the party because my proposal to amend the famously harsh royal defamation law amounts to an attempt to overthrow the entire political system in thailand and is therefore unconstitutiona

parallelism functions of judges, and now the supreme court has its own point of view, it canceled the suspension of the investigation, and the constitutional tribunal, which in turn is part of the supreme court, confirmed the validity of the suspension of the investigation , one branch of government refers to the decision of the supreme court, the other branch of government refers to the decision the constitutional tribunal, how could this happen? that is, they specifically created a situation where you can refer to the decisions of judges who are controlled by you. in principle, this is called a captured country. do you remember that in the days when there was oligarch plahatniuk in moldova, huh. he was just there gathering for... a session of the constitutional court, they gathered and canceled everything, presidential elections, parliamentary elections, whatever, it just doesn't exist, it doesn't exist, it doesn't exist, and as a result, when the scoundrel fled from kishenev, the entire constitutional court left resigned, because they understood very well that they are not judges, well, this is happening in a country like moldova, which

billion euros from the pandemic fund to spend on your favorite toy - green energy, but the constitutional courtit, then everything suddenly fell apart. dese beratun sid... choosing between caution and efficiency, we gave priority to efficiency. chancellor, your speech today is a purely technical response to the decision of the federal constitutional court, you are just a power mechanic, you have not the slightest idea what the country should look like in a few years. after liver sausage from ukrainian ambassador, locksmith scholz, is now probably the most colorful epithet in relation to the german chancellor. i believe that mr. moers is right in calling scholz a plumber; the chancellor is simply trying to keep a traffic light coalition going, which cannot achieve good results or win over the electorate. german industry is confidently entering a recession, large corporations are fleeing abroad, even the most optimistic experts say that germany will not withstand competition due to high energy prices, so what is scholz doing? the chamber expects a sharp increase in electricity prices for industri

constitution. even then the court would have to route with the super majority. so 6 of the 8 sitting couches would have to team the party unconstitutional, which is obviously a high risk for any government. studies have found that the majority of people who currently say that they would vote for the a f. the do not have a closed extreme white ring world view. so what do you think i mean for, for the other parties that are trying to win them back? what do you think could be done or? mm hm. so what we have seen is that support for the 8th the has nearly doubled in the polls since 2022 when we had the last federal election. so that's just that at least some of these people, maybe 40 percent, maybe half of them have not previously voted for the a if the might still be open to other political messages. and one thing to give a men could do is try and shift the move, the focus away from immigration. so right at the moment, immigration is framed as the biggest problem in german politics, which is simply no true. but a lot of attention is focused on that and not the on m

well, the constitutional court got packed by the previous government, and imagine if your employer, thet and started to broadcast really extreme, nasty partisan propaganda. and if a normal government returned, you couldn't tolerate people who did that. our state tv was in breach of its charter, which says that, just like yours, that it should be an impartial, professional source of news. so, yes, some people did very bad things and they took a lot of money for it and they will be held accountable. yeah, but your problem is that many observers are now deeply concerned about your own government's adherence to constitutional propriety and democratic values. the helsinki foundation for human rights has, in recent weeks, talked about serious concerns with your government's record. dominika bychawska—siniarska — a lawyer, a human rights activist in poland — has said, "the kind "of political takeover we are seeing seems to repeat "those that we see every four to eight years "following elections." in other words, you're just as bad as the last lot. no. we had a turnout of 75% in an election in

this kind of financial ruling, it to take place against the a if the, the very same, highest constitutional court here. and um, they would 1st have to determine whether the, if the policy indeed violates the constitution. whether it has any kind of hallmarks of the form and nazis here in w, that's something that the court found in the case relating to the in p d or the highlight of this now cold. and that's something that is still very much in the political debate here in germany with most parties, most leading figures tying away from actually putting that question to the constitutional quote. because there's a very high threshold. and if the, if the was ruled constitutional, that would be a huge victory. that could do even move up to support. so how likely is it, do you think that we would see other or political parties go ahead and do that? so it's very unlikely indeed, i think the interesting question now is whether this whole debate will cost the if the in the polls is currently pulling at around 20 percent nationally in ki, eastern states. going to the polls they to this year. it's a for the

by the constitutional court. we have made the necessary decisions. now we are compliant. with the constitution. now we can work further on the turnaround in our fiscal policies. >> we say the government is not in crisis but you can't tell me the three parties are getting along. how would you describe the three parties? >> three very different parties, two left-wing parties, and one more or less centristic, social market economy driven party, the liberal party which i have the honor to lead. and of course, we have to consider policies. and there are different perspectives. the good news is, in the end, we find consensus. >> so there is no danger of a breakup? >> there is no danger. frankly, the process of decision-making could be more silent. could be faster. but in the end, they are good decisions. thing about the german situation after the unprovoked war of aggression against ukraine. after the russian attack, we had to completely reinvent our energy infrastructure. which we were so dependent on russian energy i

and last night the chairman's house was burned in quito constitutional court.dent declared a regime of internal armed conflict in ecuador. goals after all, even if they did not always fight effectively, in ecuador they received complete freedom. well, for example, gangsters from...

parallelism of judges' functions, and now the supreme court has its own view, it overturned the suspension of the investigation, and the constitutionaltribunal, which in turn is part of the supreme court, confirmed the validity of the suspension of the investigation, one branch of government refers to the decision of the supreme court, the other branch of government refers to the decision of the constitutional tribunal, as such could it even be? that is, they specifically created a situation where you can refer to the decisions of judges, which are controlled by you. in principle, this is called a captured country. do you remember that in the days when i was in moldova oligarch plakhatniuk. ugh. he just convened the sessions of the constitutional court there, they convened and canceled everything, presidential elections, parliamentary elections, whatever, it just doesn't exist, and it doesn't exist, and it doesn't exist. and as a result, when the scoundrel fled from kishenev, the entire constitutional... court resigned, because they perfectly understood that they were not judges at all. well, it's happening in a country like moldova,

they will reject that outcome and they will not even go to court because they believe the constitutional courts is compromised. so they will take the flight to the street. sam election observe is how raised concerns about how the portal was conducted delays technical each is. and now that you regularities characterized the voting process. michigan issued to the electoral commission president and his team must be arrested mister, they've thrown in the country and dis a right, that is why we're telling our support is to resist the president has all these to put aside the differences and get down to business with us, i would like to reassure you that the 2nd monday that to you have grown to 3 will be dedicated to more action to achieve commitment. so i've made this transform condos, some on and the see the president's worth is cut out, so he needs to deal with security problems in the east team installation and corruption, and kill a d. p divided nation. cathy, sorry all to 0 contessa gregory them 10 go. soto is a former member of the u. n. a group of experts on democratic republic of congo. he sa

also coming up thailand's constitutional court players, popular politicians, te, tell him german rock of violating collection law. he had been suspended from parliament but will now retain his seat. last year, the senate blocked him from becoming prime minister despite his election victory. plus the oscar nominations heat up the marvin time, or the fate is the patriarchy to blame for barbie being sidelined by oppenheimer, the bioethics goes nuclear with 13 nominations versus barbie's, 8 for cultural correspond it discusses snobs, bombs, and kind of me of the law. i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. we'll begin with some breaking news. a russian military transport plane has crashed close to the border with ukraine. this video posted on the social media platform. telegram appears to show the incident, the russian mission, russian media, quote the, the ministry of defense saying that at least $65.00 people were on board, including captured members of the ukrainian armed forces will bring you more details on this story as they become available. now to the us and donald trump has clea

the fact that the position is decided not to go to the constitutional court, but to send it support is out of the streets, does set things up for confrontation with the security forces. and we'll have to see whether they can mobilize significant numbers of people. this what i need to work is a strategy if you get millions of people thousands of people i would cut to any anyone's hiding, that'd be no mist problems with the conductive, despite i mean to have a type of 6 days to have the fact that these votes are cards in many cases, couldn't be read by the machines. so they did it manually. that electro rouse when published. they're not going to be publishing results by both things. station results from 11000. i think bating stations. i took the 85000 haven't been received yet, so there are huge problems and there's lots of grounds, but we have room for the opposition. say these resolves to reflect what happened. i think what the district k these camp is going to be saying is yes, there were problems, but look, go 73 percent. it sounds a little out of me, even though that some problems i

we have a chance to choose normal judges of the constitutional court.ulations, this is a court order control and i tatiana. shustrova. we received the status of a candidate country for joining the eu, but on the condition of fulfilling the so-called seven steps , the criteria defined by the european commission, among which are anti-oligarchic reform, the fight against corruption, changes in the laws on national minorities and the media, and one of the key points is the implementation of judicial reform. and over the past year , ukraine has managed a lot. today we will tell you the extent of this reform. moved from her place, but first to the news. the appellate courts of ukraine lack half of the judges, out of 1,350 700 positions are vacant. in the last 10 years , not a single judge has come there. this affects the terms of consideration of cases and their quality. there is a high probability that certain appellate judges will be suspended. yes, currently only four judges work in the sumy court of appeal. in... but this is both a criminal and a civil ch

our problem is that the constitutional court was established in violation of the law. the independent national electoral commission, responsible for organizing the elections, was established in total violation of the law. in other words, there was only one party in the organization, which means that the authorities that will be established after these elections won't be devoid of legitimacy. by filling fishes that katie came to power in 2019, it had to be election. he accused neighboring to wander on backing m 23 rebels in the east of the country promising retaliation. busy from the we've heard from locals in kinshasa about the presidents re election to security as a re elected president. how's the heavy task of continuing with the achievements of the 1st monday? there is a difficult task of crushing all the rebellions which attack us here at home. i know that president will work hard and will demonstrate to the people that he is truly one of the congolese. we the people of the city of go of north kia, expect the president to put an end to the can security that is in t

from evanov compensation for the damage caused here and... the former chairman of the sixth constitutional courtready been interrogated by investigators, it is known that he took advantage of article 51 of the constitution, do not incriminate himself and refused to testify. his friend kurylin is now on the run, but it is unlikely that the businessman will be able to hide from russian justice for long. according to local media reports, several of the group's dealerships tonafto companies were searched. olga zhurenkova, andrey romanov, dmitry manyshev, lead: duty unit. now there is operational news that our editorial team receives directly from the news agency. so, as tas reports, in japan, an unknown person with a knife in his hands attacked passers-by at one of the subway stations in tokyo. there is a victim, the suspect is detained. it was at this station in 2008 that another knife-wielding criminal reportedly killed seven people and wounded ten more. how these crimes may be connected is now being investigated. real blockbuster with the participation of a dangerous repeat offender and chuvash p

the former chairman of the sixth constitutional court, alexander efanov, has already been interrogatedt he took advantage of the fifty-first article of the constitution, not to incriminate himself and refused to testify. his friend kurilin is now on the run, but it is unlikely that the businessman will be able to hide from russian justice for long, according to local media reports from several dealerships. he went on excursions to several special forces units. soob employees showed the boy samples of modern weapons and took him for a ride in an armored car. amon's fighters became acquainted with the intricacies of a dog handler's work. yes, here's another sweet gift for you santa claus handed over, here you go, thank you, make a wish, and these are tickets for the christmas tree, in addition to these gifts in the reo, the head of the capital's headquarters of the russian guard, viktor dikevich, handed stanislav a whole backpack of gifts at the new christmas tree. she believed some scammers so as not to become a victim of others, a resident of the capital lost all her savings, and most

there are also some other rules that have been taken out, been rejected, by the constitutional court t belong to this rule but because they are against the constitution and one of these articles is quoted for immigration that the government wanted to hold a discussion on irregularly in parliament to think about maybe introducing some quotas like such quotas, but the constitutional authority said that would go against the very principle of equality that is enshrined in the constitution and as i said, most of these articles that have been rejected, such as the longer delays to get access to social security payments, these things have not been declared unconstitutional. the authorityjust said that within this law that was tabled by the government as a means to limit immigration but also to help those that get to france to better integrate into the labour market, they can't be included in this law. they could be put into another law and brought into parliament again, though. irate another law and brought into parliament again, though. we have to leave it there — parliament again, though.

. did not want to leave the cabinet, the chairman of the constitutional court, but there were no supreme judges, i.e. us, so that there would be an even better understanding of this situation, it must be said that poland is transitioning, trying to transition, i apologize , from a semi-authoritarian model of development to return to a democratic, liberal democracy and the european model, in particular the law enforcement system and... systems without which there is no european country, any member of the european union . yes, i'm down, i remember something, something, that this round table, which was in 89, is still alive somewhere, it can be taken out of the basement somewhere and placed and sat down, which, and which basement, is it there take it easy, he's standing right there it's like historians, well, listen to it, well, it's all over. myroslav, i'm sorry, we just spoke with look, i understand correctly, mr. united states, and there they say, and they said months and six months ago, that there are 20-30 million iron trump supporters, how to say, supporters, if i understand c

and last night in quito the house of the chairman of the constitutional court was burned down. regime of internal armed conflict and granted the security forces exceptional powers. it is not yet clear what the effect of this measure will be. the killings of police and military personnel continue, the streets remain under the control of militants, a real civil war has broken out in the country, because the power of the state here is comparable to the power of gangster groups. if the outcome of the conflict is not clear, then its causes are obvious. 6 years ago my post, and then president rafael corea left the country. one of the south american leaders who, along with chavis and morales, became a symbol of the leftist revival in the region. ecuador turned sharply to the right. the restoration of relations with washington was accompanied by the inclusion of the country in the drug trafficking route. at the same time, if in colombia and peru they still fought the cartels, even if they did not always effectively, then in ecuador they received complete freedom. well, for example, gangsters