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Nigeria's Judiciary Under Fire: The Alarming Rise of Verdicts Without Judgments
- The Nigerian judiciary is increasingly criticized for issuing verdicts without clear judgments, leading to prolonged injustice. - This phenomenon is seen as a deliberate tactic by politicians to manipulate the legal system for partisan gain. - Concerns are raised about the commodification of court orders and the erosion of judicial independence in Nigeria.
War Scars the Venice Biennale... Director Choi Bit-na: "99 National Pavilions, Why Rank Them?"
- The 61st Venice Biennale opened amidst geopolitical tensions, including protests and the absence of some nations. - The Israeli and Russian pavilions became focal points for demonstrations related t…
Watch '240 seconds' 24sata: Liquidation in Krapina, killer and victim were neighbors
- A news program titled '240 seconds' by 24sata offers daily condensed news reports. - The program covers exclusive stories, interviews, and key developments in politics, society, show business, and s…
Presidential 2027: Élisabeth Borne Laments 'Multiplication of Individual Adventures'
- Former French Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne criticizes "individual adventures" within the presidential party. - Borne, who recently left the leadership of Renaissance, expressed her desire to asser…
Israeli politics have shifted from institutional decline to perpetual negation - opinion
- Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's controversial gift of a hangman's noose cake has sparked debate, overshadowing deeper structural issues in Israeli politics. - The article argues…
Serbia's Political Crossroads: Government Overhaul or Elections?
- Serbia faces political uncertainty regarding potential government reshuffling or early elections, with the president's statements indicating a prolonged decision-making process. - The country is als…
Szilárd Németh Bids Farewell to Parliament After Nearly Two Decades
- Szilárd Németh, a Member of Parliament, has announced he will not seek re-election. - Németh is concluding nearly two decades of service in the National Assembly. - His departure marks the end of a …
The Adorni Effect: From Two Glasses of Water to the Deepest Crisis
- Argentine President Javier Milei publicly defended his Chief of Staff, Manuel Adorni, amidst a controversy regarding his financial disclosure. - Milei expressed strong confidence in Adorni's innocen…
Nigerian Youths Urged to Fund Peers, Not Elites, in Politics
- Former Nigerian Senator Shehu Sani urged Nigerian youths to financially support young political aspirants instead of established politicians. - Sani questioned the youth's social media activism and …
As Seoul's population shrinks, 'Gangnam 4 districts' grow, fueling conservatism
- Seoul's population has decreased by 290,000, but the 'Gangnam 4 districts' (Gangnam, Seocho, Songpa, Gangdong) have seen an increase of nearly 40,000 residents. - This population shift, coupled with…
Politicians' Hesitation to Defend Jews Against Antisemitism: A Calculated Political Stance
- Politicians often hesitate to defend Jewish people due to strategic calculations about political standing and potential alienation of voting blocs or supporters. - The Norwegian Jewish community fel…
France in Political Chaos as Far-Right Gains Momentum
- France faces unprecedented political chaos as the left remains divided and the far-right National Rally gains support. - Key figures like Jean-Luc Mélenchon, Marine Le Pen, Jordan Bardella, Édouard …
Season of Conspiracy Politics
- Nigerian political observers note the peculiar timing of opposition party formation, occurring just months before general elections and often featuring politicians who previously held power. - The a…
Park Min-shik Holds Campaign Office Opening, Party Leadership in Attendance
- Park Min-shik, a candidate, held a campaign office opening event for his bid in the Buk District. - The event saw the attendance of key party leadership figures, signaling significant support for hi…
Democrats Criticize Jo Guk for Attacking Party Candidate Amidst By-Election Campaign
- The Democratic Party criticized Jo Guk, leader of the Cho Kuk Innovation Party, for attacking a Democratic Party candidate in the Pyeongtaek B by-election. - The party stated that Jo Guk's actions, …
Disappointment and Anger at National Cemetery as 5·18 Spirit Fails to Make Constitutional Preamble
- Visitors to the National 5·18 Cemetery expressed deep disappointment and anger over the failure to include the spirit of the May 18th Democratization Movement in the constitutional preamble. - Mourn…
