18 trends tracked about this subject — the full history, oldest to newest below.
Serbia's Student List won a landslide parliamentary victory on October 25, 2026, securing an absolute majority and paving the way for the student-led movement to form a government, while the judiciary rapidly moved to investigate former regime officials.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk continues his push to overhaul the nation's judiciary amid escalating conflict with the pro-Trump president.
Tensions surrounding Poland's constitutional court escalate as the prime minister and president square off.
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Internal tensions rise within Iran as hardline factions target Speaker Ghalibaf and the judiciary following the jailing of MP Hamid Rasaei.
A high-stakes power struggle within Brazil's Supreme Court has led to the reinstatement of the federal police chief amid mounting political chaos.
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A legal professional has sparked widespread concern by embedding hidden AI directives within court filings to test for judicial use of artificial intelligence.
Law firms, courts and regulators wrestle with AI’s rise as lawyers shift to data‑driven tools and new AI‑native outfits.
A federal judge grants a temporary restraining order to pause the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger amid state attorneys general legal action.
Families of 43 victims seek accountability as an Italian court prepares to deliver its first verdict in the Genoa bridge collapse trial.
A Berlin court has sentenced a doctor to life imprisonment following a conviction for the murder of 15 patients under his care.
A French court has ruled that Marine Le Pen may proceed with her presidential campaign while wearing an electronic monitoring tag.
An Austrian court has issued convictions against former Syrian intelligence officials for crimes related to the torture of pro-democracy protesters.
Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella address party leadership and 2027 presidential candidacy ahead of an upcoming judicial ruling.
A judge has authorized prosecutors to access Tiger Woods' medical records following his DUI arrest in Florida.
South Korea's former first lady Kim Keon Hee has been sentenced to seven years in prison following a bribery conviction involving a robot dog manufacturer.
A South Korean court has sentenced former President Yoon Suk Yeol to 30 years in prison regarding a drone incident involving North Korea.