judicial abuse

In the micro-state the same judges, the same bank, the same external counsel and the same supervisory bodies allow no redress

The figures point to continued weakening of democratic rights and freedoms and the persistence of authoritarian trends

After a serious road accident, a 23-year-old woman holding both Bulgarian and Macedonian citizenship found herself caught between the justice system and political pressure

European Solidarity cites NABU recordings linking Iryna Mudra to the head of the Supreme Court’s administrative cassation court

The Bacciocchi family’s thirteen-year ordeal and the Starcom “bank heist” expose the same pattern of unexamined claims and overlapping interests

By combining financial isolation, service denials, and migration controls, Russian authorities are constructing a multi-layered system of extraterritorial accountability

Prosecutors announce criminal proceedings against thousands of citizens over the “simulation” at the 15 March 2025 protest

The Anti-Corruption Commission was abolished last January after the authorities admitted that it could be used as an instrument of political repression

By raiding the main opposition party and weaponizing the judiciary, Erdoğan gains short-term control but deepens economic turmoil and public distrust

The Single Market is too important to be gambled on unproven assurances and the Starcom case shows what is really at stake

The arrogance demonstrated by the Sammarinese authorities to any questioning of the approach that they have adopted in relation to the Banca di San Marino case is striking

Delyan Peevski - sanctioned for corruption and facing expected political marginalization - files a complaint against the interim government’s efforts to curb vote-buying