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Dominic Fritz Defies CCR Decision, Receives Party Support
Politicsdigi2414d ago

Dominic Fritz Defies CCR Decision, Receives Party Support

Dominic Fritz, the mayor of Timișoara, has received a vote of support from his party after a Constitutional Court decision invalidated his mandate. Fritz has publicly stated his defiance against the ruling, with right-wing forces rallying around him.

Hungarian Constitutional Court to Review Sulyok Tamás's Removal
Politicshvg17d ago

Hungarian Constitutional Court to Review Sulyok Tamás's Removal

Hungary's Constitutional Court is set to discuss on Monday whether the parliament lawfully removed Sulyok Tamás. Additionally, they will decide on the 12-year term limit for parliamentary representatives and the termination of constitutional judges' mandates due to age limits.

Montenegro Government Challenges Municipalities on Social Service Costs
Worldvijesti-me19d ago

Montenegro Government Challenges Municipalities on Social Service Costs

The Montenegrin government has proposed to the Constitutional Court to reject an initiative by municipalities regarding the transfer of social service costs, arguing that amendments to the Law on Social and Child Protection do not threaten local self-government's financial autonomy.

Worldpublico24d ago

Portugal's Migration Policy and Fundamental Rights Debate

A lawyer and an immigrant solidarity representative have welcomed the 'law of return' being sent to the Constitutional Court, emphasizing that the effectiveness of migration policy cannot come at the expense of fundamental rights.

Hungarian Constitutional Court President Term Expires Following Amendment
Politicstelexhvg14h ago2 sources

Hungarian Constitutional Court President Term Expires Following Amendment

The mandates of Hungarian Constitutional Court President Péter Polt and three other justices have officially expired following a recent amendment to the country’s fundamental law. The term endings trigger a constitutional transition that will require the appointment of new judicial leadership.

Bosnia Challenges Republika Srpska Law Criminalizing Lilac Flag
Politicsklix-ban1-bih1d ago2 sources

Bosnia Challenges Republika Srpska Law Criminalizing Lilac Flag

Bosnian State Security Minister Denis Zvizdić has petitioned the country’s Constitutional Court to block a controversial law in Republika Srpska that penalizes the display of the historical lilac flag. The legal challenge aims to prevent arrests and uphold constitutional protections against symbolic bans.

Romanian Constitutional Court Justifies 'Fritz Amendment' Legality
Politicsdigi24hotnews11d ago2 sources

Romanian Constitutional Court Justifies 'Fritz Amendment' Legality

The Romanian Constitutional Court (CCR) has issued its justification for the constitutionality of the 'Fritz Amendment' in the new integrity law. Despite acknowledging the absolute value of non-retroactivity, the CCR invoked 'intertemporal' norms to support its decision.

Court Confirms Dismissal of Florbela Malaquias
Politicsobservador15d ago

Court Confirms Dismissal of Florbela Malaquias

The court has confirmed the dismissal of Florbela Malaquias, who was removed in 2025 for alleged mismanagement and violation of statutes, though the Constitutional Court acquitted the militants responsible for the act.

Czech Constitutional Court Rejects Blažek's Bitcoin Case Complaint
Technologyirozhlasaktualne-czaktuality-sk15d ago3 sources

Czech Constitutional Court Rejects Blažek's Bitcoin Case Complaint

The Czech Constitutional Court has rejected the complaint filed by former minister Blažek in the bitcoin case, upholding that his rights were not violated. Blažek and Titz had complained about police haste and media coverage, and Blažek now faces a potential six-and-a-half-year prison sentence.

Romanian Institutions Demand Clarity on Premier Bolojan's Meeting with Constitutional Court Head
Worlddigi24hotnews15d ago2 sources

Romanian Institutions Demand Clarity on Premier Bolojan's Meeting with Constitutional Court Head

Several Romanian judicial institutions, including the High Court of Cassation and Justice and the Superior Council of Magistracy, are demanding immediate and complete clarification regarding a controversial meeting between Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan and the President of the Constitutional Court, Simina Tănăsescu. The lack of transparency surrounding the meeting has raised legitimate questions and concerns.

Albania's constitutional court reviews controversial environmental law
Worldbalkan-web3d ago

Albania's constitutional court reviews controversial environmental law

Albania's parliamentary committee chair highlighted a constitutional court challenge against Law 21/2024, which the European Union has demanded be repealed. Critics argue the legislation prioritizes partisan interests over national environmental standards and EU integration requirements.

Bosnian Official Appeals Ban on Army Symbols in Republika Srpska
Politicsklix-ban1-bih3d ago2 sources

Bosnian Official Appeals Ban on Army Symbols in Republika Srpska

Bosnian Defense Minister Denis Bećirović has formally appealed to the country’s Constitutional Court to overturn legislation in Republika Srpska that bans the use of former state army symbols. The legal challenge targets recent amendments to the criminal code that restrict national emblems.

RS Constitutional Court Upholds Ban on Army of RBiH Symbols
Politicsdanasklix-ban1-bih13d ago3 sources

RS Constitutional Court Upholds Ban on Army of RBiH Symbols

The Constitutional Court of Republika Srpska ruled that the ban on symbols of the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina does not violate the vital national interest of Bosniaks. This decision means the display of the 'lilies' symbol remains prohibited in RS.

Kosovo's Constitutional Court at Center of Political Deadlock
Worldbalkan-web18d ago

Kosovo's Constitutional Court at Center of Political Deadlock

Kosovo is facing a political crisis, with the Constitutional Court repeatedly becoming the focal point for resolving institutional impasses, having issued four judgments regarding the constitution of the Assembly in just eight months during 2025.

Montenegro Constitutional Court Rules Electricity Price Unlawful
Worldvijesti-me19d ago

Montenegro Constitutional Court Rules Electricity Price Unlawful

Montenegro's Constitutional Court has declared unlawful a regulatory agency's decision on electricity prices that was in effect from 2019 to 2022, ruling that the regulator had an obligation to name a reference exchange but not to determine the months for calculating averages.

Romanian Constitutional Court Reviews New ANI Law Amid Contested Provisions
Politicsdigi24hotnews20d ago2 sources

Romanian Constitutional Court Reviews New ANI Law Amid Contested Provisions

The Romanian Constitutional Court (CCR) is currently reviewing the new National Integrity Agency (ANI) law, with key contested provisions including the declaration of assets for partners and the mandates of elected officials. Discussions are also ongoing regarding the salary law, with political parties struggling to reach an agreement.