Judiciary

Le Pen said the judge had made a “political decision” and violated the law.

“I think that no one who cares about democracy can rejoice in a sentence that affects the leader of a large party and takes away representation from millions of citizens,” says Italian PM.

French court ruling blocks far-right figurehead from 2027 presidential run, stoking conservative outrage around Europe.

Friedrich Merz’s incoming coalition wants to press the EU to look at withholding funds and suspending voting rights from Hungary, according to a document seen by POLITICO.

“The evil that a handful of incompetent people are inflicting on our country is growing,” says Ekrem İmamoğlu.

Popular opposition leader Ekrem İmamoğlu calls for mass protests as he is thrown in jail and booted out as Istanbul mayor.

Arrested mayor of Istanbul accuses authorities of blow “against the will of the people.”

Former leader says the ruling is “shameful.”

“Il caso Al-Masri” raises serious questions over Rome’s dealings with Libya.

Musk’s most trusted advisers remain a tight-knit group of executives who have followed him from his companies but lack political experience.

“Polemical” writing style of Herman Brusselmans does not constitute criminal conduct, court rules, in verdict condemned by Jewish groups.

Moscow supported Milorad Dodik after he banned the judiciary and security forces in Serb-majority regions following his conviction, sparking sharp condemnation from the U.S. and the EU.

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni calls decision involving the coast guard ship Diciotti “highly questionable” and “very frustrating.”

Both lawmakers will have their legal immunity revoked by Belgian prosecutors for further investigation, if the European Parliament approves.

Milorad Dodik’s decades-long disruptive reign in Bosnia may be over as a top court bans him from politics and sentences him to prison.

Rubiales was fined €10,800, but the court gave him no jail time.

In a first jab at the White House, Ursula von der Leyen and António Costa said the U.S. president’s move to target the International Criminal Court undermines global justice.

Labour’s decision to grant the geopolitical archipelago to Mauritius has sparked criticism from all sides.

Fine related to controversial Polish judicial reforms by previously ruling PiS party.

“We write to express our serious concerns,” U.S. House judiciary chair tells Virkkunen.

Zbigniew Ziobro evaded officers and spoke of “political theatrics.”

Trump’s second term will bring a “maximum concentration of power with the president,” Germany’s ambassador to the U.S. warns in confidential document obtained by Reuters.