selection for one of the most important judicial bodies - the constitutional court - is ongoing in ukrainees of the constitutional court were appointed by the president, the parliament and the congress of judges, and at the end of 2022 the verkhovna rada adopted a law on changing the selection procedure. the law created an advisory group of experts, which analyzes each candidate for compliance with the criteria of integrity and professional competence, and this group of experts, by the way, should, so to speak, filter candidates and already of the filtered candidates, the president and judges and the verkhovna rada will already elect their members according to their quota, whom they will appoint as judges of the constitutional court. qualitative formation of the judicial corps of the constitutional court. is extremely important, because the fate of several key reforms, including the reform of the land market, depends on this court right now. after the end of the war, it is the constitutional court that will consider the complex issues of reintegration of the occupied territories, and altho

selection for one of the most important judicial bodies - the constitutional court - continues in ukraine. previously, the judges of the constitutional court were appointed by the president, the parliament and the congress of judges. but at the end of 2022 the verkhovna rada adopted a law on changing the selection procedure. the law created a special group of experts that analyzes each candidate for compliance with the criteria of integrity and integrity. candidates, and the president, and judges, and the verkhovna rada, will already choose their own, for their quota, whom they will appoint as judges of the constitutional court. the quality formation of the judicial body of the constitutional court is extremely important, because the fate of several depends on this court right now. radical reforms, in particular the reform of the land market. after the end of the war, exactly the constitutional court will consider the complex issues of reintegration of the occupied territories, and although the selection conditions are strict, the officials are unscrupulous. themis do not lose hope of cli

the department of international law is also applying for the position of judge of the constitutional court of ukraine. of comparative law of the national aviation university natalia kaminska. i am ready to be open, transparent, and honestly perform my functional duties as a judge of the constitutional court in the future. in 2007, natalia kaminska bought an apartment in kyiv on credit for 80,000 dollars. however, to indicate this value in the declaration of a candidate for the position of judge, the professor forgot about the constitutional court. until 2011, the father. husband, my former father-in-law, unfortunately deceased, he paid the loan funds for this apartment, the loan payments are monthly, but of course, then after the divorce i paid these funds myself, it was his initiative, he had the opportunity to pay, after the divorce, according to kaminskaya , her parents helped her pay off the loan debt, and last year her retired mother gave the candidate for the position of judge another apartment in the capital with... and almost 70 thousand dollars. kaminska paid a percentage of her funds for th

selection for one of the most important judicial bodies of the constitutional court is underway in ukrainenstitutional court judges were appointed by the president, the parliament and the congress of judges, and at the end of 2022 the verkhovna rada adopted a law on changing the selection procedure. the law was created i recommend a group of experts who analyze each candidate for compliance with the criteria of integrity and professional competence. and here is this advisory group of experts, it has, so to speak, to filter candidates, and already from the expelled candidates, both the president, and judges, and... the supreme council will already choose their own according to their quota, whom they will appoint as judges of the constitutional court . the qualitative formation of the judicial body of the constitutional court is of paramount importance, because it is this court that currently depends on the fate of several key reforms, in particular the reform land market. after the end of the war, the constitutional court will consider the complex issues of reintegration of the occupied ter

of ukraine needs a thorough reboot. it is. one of the requirements of our accession to the european union. selection for one of the country's most important judges, the constitutional courtntinues in ukraine. the conditions of selection are strict, and even in spite of this , unscrupulous servants of themis try to get into the interpreting body the main state document and resolves the issue of compliance with the constitution of ukrainian legislation. we will talk about this today, but first to the news. the judge of the lenin district court of poltava, serhiy kononenko, was sentenced to six years in prison for extorting a bribe. the high anti-corruption court found him guilty on two counts. he demanded and received uah 3,000 for the decision to recognize ownership of a self-built garage and uah 5,000 in the case of collecting a debt of 100,000. this is the second time wax has ruled against a judge kononenko on august 17, 2022, he was found guilty and sentenced to seven years. deprivation of liberty, however , the vaks appeals chamber, satisfying the defense's appeal, sent the case for a new trial. the publication about the court notes that during the first hearing, kono

professor of the international department is also applying for the position of judge of the constitutional court of ukrainerudence of the nataliya kaminska national aviation university. i am ready to be open, transparent and honestly perform my functional duties as a judge of the constitutional court in the future. in 2007, natalia kaminska bought an apartment in kyiv on credit for 80,000 dollars. however , the professor forgot to indicate this cost in the declaration of the candidate for the position of judge of the constitutional court. to of 2011. husband, a former mitzvekor, unfortunately deceased, he paid the loan funds for this apartment, loan payments are monthly, but of course, after the divorce i paid these funds myself, it was his initiative, he had the opportunity to pay. after the divorce, according to kaminskaya, her parents helped pay off the loan debt, and last year her retired mother gave the candidate for the position of judge another apartment in the capital. for almost 70 thousand dollars, kaminska paid interest of her funds for this apartment, however, a much larger part was paid by the

jurisprudence of the national aviation university, is also applying for the post of judge of the constitutional court of ukraine. i am ready to be open, transparent, and faithfully perform my functional duties as a judge of the constitutional court in the future. in 2007, natalia kaminska bought an apartment in kyiv on credit for $80,000. however , the professor forgot to indicate this cost in the declaration of the candidate for the post of constitutional court judge. until 2011, the husband's father, the former misvekor, unfortunately deceased, he paid the loan funds for this apartment. loan payments are monthly, but of course, after the divorce, i paid these funds myself, it was his initiative, he had the opportunity to pay, after the divorce, according to kaminskaya, to pay off the debt her parents helped her with a loan, and last year her mother, a pensioner, gave the candidate for the position of judge another apartment in the capital for almost 70,000 dollars. kaminska contributed a percentage of her funds to this... apartment, however , a much larger part was paid by a pensioner, where did her mother, w

jurisprudence of the national aviation university, is also applying for the post of judge of the constitutional court of ukrainebe open, transparent, and honestly perform my functional duties as a judge of the constitutional court in the future. in 2007, natalia kaminska bought. on a loan for an apartment in kyiv for $80,000, however , the professor forgot to indicate this value in the declaration of a candidate for the post of judge of the constitutional court. until 2011, the husband's father, the former my the father-in-law, unfortunately, is deceased, he paid the loan funds for this apartment, the loan payments are monthly. but of course, after the divorce, i paid these funds myself. it was his initiative. he had the ability to pay. after the divorce, according to kaminskaya, her parents helped her pay off the loan debt, and last year her retired mother gave the candidate for the position of judge another apartment in the capital for almost 70,000 dollars. kaminska put a percentage of her funds on this apartment, however, a much larger part was paid by the pensioner. where does the mother, who has not had a

ukraine needs a thorough reboot. this is one of the reasons for our accession to the european union. selection for one of the country's most important judges, the constitutional courtcontinues in ukraine. the selection conditions are strict, and even in spite of this, unscrupulous servants of themis try to get into the body that interprets the main state document and decides on the conformity of the ukrainian legislation with the constitution. we will talk about this today, but first to the news. the judge of the leninsky district court of poltava serhiy kononenko was sentenced to six years of imprisonment for extorting a bribe. the high anti-corruption court found him guilty on two counts. he demanded and received uah 300 for the decision to recognize ownership of a self-built garage and uah 500 in the case of collecting a debt of 100,000. this is the second time that vaks has issued a verdict against judge kononenko. on august 17, 2022, he was found guilty and sentenced to seven years in prison. will, however, the vaks appeals chamber, having satisfied the appeal of the defense party, sent the case to a new court consideration. the publication about the court not

selection for one of the most important judicial bodies - the constitutional court - is ongoing in ukrainee judges of the constitutional court were appointed by the president, the parliament and the congress of judges. but at the end of 2022 , the verkhovna rada passed a law on changing the selection procedure. the law established an advisory group of experts that analyzes each candidate for compliance with the criteria. honesty and professional competence. and this wonderful group of experts, it has, so to speak so to speak, to filter candidates, and already from liquidated candidates, both the president, and judges, and the verkhovna rada, will already elect their own, for their quota, whom they will appoint as judges of the constitutional court. the high-quality formation of the judicial body of the constitutional court is extremely important, because it is from this court right now. depends on the fate of several key reforms, in particular the reform of the land market. after the end of the war, the constitutional court will consider the complex issues of reintegration of the occupied

serhiyovych from the post of judge of the constitutional administrative court as part of the supreme court on the basis of clause three of part six of article 126 constitution of ukrainehe complaint to the vrp submitted five years ago by the dere foundation, which was directly related to khabar and should have resulted in the prince's dismissal, was never considered. the work on the complaint regarding the bribery of the ex-chairman of the supreme court was assigned to a member of the supreme council of justice, a person involved in our investigations, serhiy burlakov, in his turn, he was in no hurry, the record holder simply for, firstly , closing cases, and secondly, for not holding judges accountable where they need to be held accountable. according to the words experts consider borlakov to be a creature of borys gulko, the head of the civil cassation court within the supreme court, one of the most influential. judges and a member of the so-called judicial mafia, which destroyed the judicial system of ukraine all these years. since serhii burlakov himself currently holds an influential position in the supreme administrative court, he has all the leverage to manipul

the roman of the statute banally contradicted our constitution, since our constitution... directly determined that only the jurisdiction of ukrainian courts extends to the territory of ukraine, no international court could extend its jurisdiction to our territory, and this continued until 2000 16, when changes were made to the constitution and it was indicated that ukraine can still ratify the rome statute, but at the same time i want to emphasize that by the 16th year, ukraine had already twice recognized the jurisdiction of the international criminal court, in particular. regarding crimes which were committed on the maidan, and then the court began to consider the relevant cases. as of today, the problem with ratification, it seems to me, was mainly the problem of the communication history of the ratification of the rome statute among our citizens, in particular the military, because uh, sometimes there were narratives that indicated that the alleged ratification of the rome statute led to , that... they will judge ukrainian soldiers, ukrainians, and this caused dissatisfaction in society, dissatisfaction of the military, which in principle, let's say so, if you believe s

constitutional court removes the prime ministerfrom office. i respect the verdict - of the constitutional court. the kremlin says that any peace negotiations with kyiv are a "non—starter" for the moment, as ukraineirts of athens, with more than a hundred buildings reportedly damaged. what are the chances of a gaza ceasefire deal? president biden believes it could deter iran from attacking israel. we hear from former england cricketer freddie flintoff who�*s back on tv for the first time since a life changing high—speed crash. hello, i�*m lucy hockings, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. thailand has been plunged into deeper political and economic uncertainty, after the country�*s constitutional court dismissed the prime minister, srettha thavisin. the court in bangkok ruled that he�*d violated the constitution by appointing a minister who�*d served time injail for contempt of court. he�*s been in office less than a year. the ruling threatens to destabilise thailand�*s governing coalition. the country has faced decades of political uncertainty and governments toppled by the courts. srettha is the fourth thai premier in the past 16 years to be remove

says the outbreak of mpox in africa is now a global health emergency, thailand plunged into political turmoil as the constitutional court removes the prime minister from office. ukraine making further inroads. how did they get it there? new analysis shows part of stonehenge came from hundreds of miles away in scotland. hello and welcome. we start this hour with news that the world health organization has declared the mpox outbreak in parts of africa a public health emergency of international concern. the disease, formerly known as monkey pox, has spread rapidly since the beginning of the year. an initial outbreak in the democratic republic of congo has spread across parts of central and east africa. in the drc, there have been 15,600 cases since the start of the year and more than 500 deaths. health officials say the new strain of mpox may be the most deadly yet. it's transmitted through close contact, including sexual contact, it causes flu—like symptoms and skin lesions. dr sarah pitt, virologist at the university of brighton. she explains to me why this outbreak may well spiral out of control. the difference is

from the position of judge of the cassation administrative court as part of the supreme court on the basis of clause three of part six of article 126 of the constitution of ukraineead, the complaint to the vrp, submitted four years ago by the dere foundation, which was directly related to bribery and should have resulted in the dismissal of the prince, was not was considered. the work on the complaint regarding the bribery of the ex-chairman of the supreme court was assigned to serhiy burlakov , a member of the supreme council of justice, a figure in our investigations. accountability, judges where they need to be held accountable. according to experts, burlakov is considered a creature of borys gulka, the head of the civil cassation court within the supreme court, one of the most influential judges and a member of the so-called of the judicial mafia, which all these years destroyed the judicial system of ukraine, since serhiy burlakov himself now holds the influential position of uver'. he has all the leverage to manipulate the consideration of judges' complaints, so in order to dismiss knyazev from his post, while not investigating the facts of global corrupti

well, after all, we also have the constitution of ukraine. where it is written that we are some kind of social state, but i have to go further to the constitutional courte constitutional court will cancel this law. to hope that one of the people's deputies or some public organizations, well, that they will turn to the constitutional court. oleksandr vozniuk, a member of the public council under the ministry of social policy of ukraine, sounded the alarm, saying that they may try to replace certain concepts in the draft law. which will directly relate to ours pensioners, well, now a short pause, after it we will talk about everything important, wait, there are discounts until independence day on tempalgin tablets, 10% in pharmacies plantain, bam and oschadnyk. sales progress from unpack tv. screw drill pro. compact, light, powerful, will replace a huge number of expensive professional tools to assemble furniture, hang a picture or a shelf, screw almost any fastener, repair machinery and a car and even screw a self-tapping screw into a metal profile, but this is not only screwdriver, it is also a convenient and compact drill, it will cope even in the mos

rights, article 9:11, this is required by the constitution of ukraine, article 35-36, where it is directly stated, there is an explanation of the constitutional courtukrainian government, the ukrainian authorities, each of us, to protect national security from the interference of enemy organizations, no closure, no there will be, these are court procedures, these are... however, no matter what the problem was, as soon as the parliament decided not to consider church issues, its work stopped. people's deputies of the faction of the european union... after the conciliation council with the leaders of the factions , the head of the verkhovna rada, ruslan stepanchuk announced a pause in the meeting. on the sidelines , they say that such a break will probably last until the end of august, and if the document is not brought to the hall, the rostrum will continue to be blocked, and even if the matter starts to move, the process will still be slow, there are 1,200 amendments, at least, which will to confirm the representatives of the former opzhz now, actually the remnants of this structure, and that is why it is such a long process, chairman. the vru late

of the constitutional court is the second for natalia kaminska. prior to that, she applied for the position under the quota of the verkhovna rada of ukraine. but received a conclusion from the advisory group of experts about no answer possessing high moral qualities, the professor tried again, this time for the president's quota, and this time she was recognized as dishonest. on july 31, an advisory group of experts found five out of six candidates unfit for the position of judge of the constitutional court based on the presidential quota, so a new competition and new, hopefully this time, worthy candidates await us soon. and for today, that's all i have, it was judicial control. and i am tatyana shostrova. if you know the facts of corruption in the judicial system, or you want to report overreach by a judge of his powers or his making illegal decisions, write to me on facebook or to the email address you see on your screens. all the best and we will meet in exactly one week. greetings, my name is yuriy fizar and this is espresso-interview. i usually invite interesting guests to this studio in order to talk with them about interesting topi

serhiyovych from the post of judge of the cassation administrative court within the supreme court on the basis of paragraph three of part six of article 126 of the constitution of ukraineead, a complaint was filed with the vrp. year by the de jure foundation, which was directly related to khabar and should have ended with the release of the prince, was never considered. work on a complaint about the bribe of the ex-chairman of the supreme court was divided into serhiy burlakov, the subject of our investigations, of the high council of justice, he in turn was in no hurry. the recorder is simply for, firstly, the closing of cases, and secondly, for not holding judges accountable, where they need to be held accountable. according to experts, borlakov is considered a creature of borys gulka, the head of the civil cassation court within the supreme court, one of the most influential judges and a member of the so-called judicial mafia, which has been destroying all these years. the system of ukraine, since serhiy burlakov himself currently holds an influential position in the vrp, he has all the leverage to manipulate the consideration of judges' complaints. so, in order to

ukraine has passed a bevy of tough reforms to address corruption, including new rules for active declaration, anti-monopoly and energy pricing liberalization, strengthening ukraine's constitutional court, judicial - - -- however, they must keep up the momentum and fully erase the commitment they made in the ukraine plan, and really live into the reforms required for eu accession. specifically, this means addressing areas like customs and accounting that will return money to ukraine's national coffers and create a more trustworthy environment for investors. also, it means codifying its brilliant dream database platform into law. and it means strengthening at every turn the country's sterling anticorruption agencies. they are the essential guardians of ukraine's future as a desired place to do business. fourth, the world must marshall more capital to invest in ukraine. we all know the scale of need is enormous. the world bank' estimateds reconstruction cost for ukraine is that $486 billion, even before the post-march wave of russian energy attacks. the g7 leaders have made a commitment to unlock $50 billion from russian sovereign assets by pulling forward and securitizing its earned int

of mpox in africa is now a global health emergency. ukraine says its captured 100 prisoners of war inside russia — and troops are making further inroads. thailand plunged into political turmoil — as the constitutional courtstonehenge came from hundreds of miles away in scotland. hello and welcome. we start this hour with news that the world health 0rganization has declared the mpox outbreak in parts of africa a public health emergency, of international concern. the disease, formerly known as monkey pox, has spread rapidly since the beginning of the year. an initual outbreak in the democratic republic of congo has spread across parts of central and east africa. in the drc, there have been 15,600 cases since the start of the year — — and more than 500 deaths. health officials say the new strain of mpox may be the most deadly yet. it's transmitted through close contact including sexual contact — it causes flu—like symptoms and skin lesions. dr sarah pitt is a virologist at the university of brighton, i asked her how this mpox outbreak is different from the one in 2022.

ukraine of a major provocation. let's turn to thailand where the constitutional court has dissolved the reformist political party thatrd party's proposal to reform the ban on criticism of the monarchy, was tantamount to overthrowing the entire state. the party's executives, including its leader, have also been banned from engaging in politics for ten years. 0ur south east asia correspondent, jonathan head, gave us this update. this is a court with a long track record of banning political parties that are perceived to threaten the status quo. when it invoked the issue of the monarchy, of course, that is the most sensitive issue of all in thailand. it was a very extreme interpretation of move forward's strategy. a lot of thais do want a discussion about the monarchy. we saw massive protests calling four years ago calling for that. the move forward party restrained itself and its campaign because it is not allowed in elections, simply to arguing for less severe punishments under the notorious lese—majeste law, but the court ruled that that amounts notjust to an attempt to overthrow the entire political system, but it cl

constitutional court removes prime minister srettha thavisin from office. new analysis shows the six—tonne iconic altar stone at the heart of stonehenge originated from scotland rather than wales. hello. ukraine have moved further into russian territory, despite denials from moscow. president zelensky says ukrainian troops have captured more than 100 russian soldiers in the area since the start of wednesday. (tx since the start of wednesday. this video from ukrainian tv shows troops pulling down the russian flag in sudzha and president zelensky says they have pushed one to two kilometres further into russia just since this morning. by contrast, russia said today that its forces had repelled attempts by ukrainian mobile units to push deeper into its territory. the governor of the russian border region of belgorod has declared a state of emergency, saying ukrainian shelling had made the situation there extremely difficult. this map shows just how rapid the advance has been

of emergency as ukraine's offensive enters a second week. thailand's court removes prime minister srettha thavisin from office, for violating the constitutionr pm is making a statement. president biden urges israel and hamas to reach a new ceasefire in gaza, saying it could deter iran from attacking israel. devastation in greece following wildfires on the outskirts of athens, reports say more than 100 buildings have been damaged. )wembley bans �*tay—gating'. extra checks introduced at the taylor swift's london shows after her austria concerts were cancelled because of a terror plot. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. as ukraine's incursion into russia enters its second week, the governor of the russian border region of belgorod has declared a state of emergency saying ukrainian shelling had made the situation there extremely difficult. president biden says ukraine's surprise offensive has created a real dilemma for president putin. ukraine's president zelensky says his country controls more than 70 communities in the kursk region of western russia,

constitutional majority. the adopted document provides that within seven years from the moment of ratification, the international criminal court will not consider cases related to citizens of ukraine. such a step will make it possible to bring russians to justice for their crimes even more effectively. actually they are responsible, because they started this aggressive war against ukraine. ukraine will also be able to participate in the selection of judges and nominate its own candidates. let me remind you that our state signed the rome statute back in january 2000, but ratified it only today. another historic decision made by the council was to ratify the rome statute. this is the international act to which ukraine has been working for 24 years. it is very important that you see. general support, 281 votes were cast in favor, literally yesterday we held a huge meeting of all the leaders of the group faction, together with professional military, with professional military lawyers, who, in my opinion, removed all the myths related to the roman statute, when we vote something like this during aggression, no country in the world during such aggression against us accepted it... did no

of ukraine against whom prosecution is possible, yes, they must be transferred to the international criminal court, and there is also a discussion here as to how much this corresponds to the ukrainian constitutionh prohibits the extradition of its citizens there, or otherwise . countries or under another jurisdiction, there is no doubt that this is our european, european integration obligation, but we have not received an answer, why should it be ratified today, what will happen in seven years with the ukrainian military, against whom russia can certainly start, you know, throw all its forces and resources to discredit them and try to persecute them, and these are very serious things, which is why european solidarity abstained. and i call for a serious discussion and protection of the ukrainian military under these conditions, so that we think ahead, not live one day at a time, as the ukrainian authorities are doing now. yes, you were talking about the communication that was not carried out, i remember back in the day, viktor yanukovych, when was the president of ukraine, he is now deprived of this title of president of ukraine. he is a fugitive, a state criminal, but he also once talked about

constitutional court removes prime minister srettha thavisin from office. new analysis shows the six—tonne iconic altar stone at the heart of stonehenge originated from scotland rather than wales. hello, i'm geeta guru—murthy. ukraine into russia just since this morning. by contrast, russia said today that its forces had repelled attempts by ukrainian mobile units to push deeper into its territory. the governor of the russian border region of belgorod has declared a state of emergency, saying ukrainian shelling had made the situation there extremely difficult. this map shows just how rapid the advance has been in the past seven days, with ukraine claiming to have taken more territory in a week than russia has all year. ukraine says is creating a "security zone" in russia's kursk region in a bid to protect their own border areas. 0ur correspondent will vernon reports. the russian military has been busy making slick videos, apparently showing it's striking back against ukrainian

ukraine sees there's more territory and rushes coast can region. the use of trojans is becoming an integral part of the war. south korea is constitutional court will find that the legislation needs more stringent emissions targets. landmark case we're an embryo is named as an effective policy. the a bomb attack of just north of saddam's capital has killed at least 12 people. the strike in the town to volunteer little was carried out by the sudanese army. it's trying to reclaim the urea from the paramilitary rapids of support forces mobilized his fathers, fathers flooding, that's displaced more than 100000 people. the you in says to down to suffering the world's worst humanitarian crisis. those are for the conflict, say they have nowhere to go to the side that have gone and people have no food, they sit on high places and they have nothing, no food or water. there are people who died of molten buried yet. there are people who are missing. there are collapsed houses and others was swept away by the floods . we'll have the morgan joins us now from the sudanese capital cost to him. and if it can, you just bring us up to speed on the lightest and

ukraine as we go to thailand. now the country could have a new leader by the end of the week governing coalition is looking for a successor to sweat to position the constitutional court. remove the prime minister from office for violating ethics in a cabinet appointment. tony chang. how's this update now from the type parliament in bangkok? it's going to be a busy day here. the type of the many people were taken by surprise. but yes, the decision from the constitutional cooled to else, the prime minister, thought we are starting to get a sense of who the short list of replacements might be totally that leads to ruling coalition have ruled out pet hometown should've was she's the daughter of texas. but he's known to be concerned about putting his daughter right to the full front of type politics position. we've seen the last 7 days, which can make you very vulnerable. instead they proposed a 75 year old former m p. we've had a major brain aneurism last year with serious questions over his health. that might open the way, but 10 to 1010 with a cool amount of substantial independent. well, who leads phones? i totally vista, the policy of time politics. and the man who i