Poland’s highest court, the Constitutional Tribunal on Tuesday overturned a law that would have led to the legal recognition of same-sex spouses who married in other EU member states and subsequently moved to Poland.
Author: Chris Anu
Ever wondered what happened to well-known Supreme Court plaintiffs after their cases came to an end? Today, we’re launching a new series of Closer Looks exploring that very topic.
Giribala Singh, Son Samarth Singh’s Judicial Custody Extended in Twisha Sharma Case
President Donald Trump’s Administration is seeking the Supreme Court’s intervention to push his election reform agenda ahead of the November midterms—by allowing nationwide implementation of an Executive Order restricting mail-in voting.
Google is facing a new legal challenge in Europe, with private damages claims that could total as much as $10 billion after years of regulatory action against the technology giant over alleged anti-competitive practices.
Today, as we mark the 75th anniversary of the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees, the European Union reaffirms its full commitment to the Convention, to its values and principles, and to ensuring that refugee protection remains firmly anchored in EU and partner countries’ legislation, international law and effective multilateral cooperation.
Chad announced plans on Monday (July 27, 2026) to withdraw from the International Criminal Court, accusing the judicial body of ineffectiveness and bias against African countries.
Nigerian-owned investor launches USD 40 million judicial review over the Zambian government’s 2024 liquidation of Investrust Bank.
BRUSSELS, July 28 (Reuters) – A decades-long crackdown on Google’s business practices in Europe is entering a costly new phase, as the loss of the first case brought against it under new EU legislation opens the door to a wave of private lawsuits demanding up to $10 billion in damages.
The Trump administration asked the United States trade court to pause a ruling that declared the president’s latest 10 per cent global tariffs unlawful while the government appeals, meaning importers would keep paying the levies while the legal fight continues.
