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Bolsonaro Imprisoned: Brazil’s Right Faces Leadership Void

TEC News / AFP November 26, 2025

Ahead of the 2026 election, the jailing of the former president has left Brazil’s conservative bloc without a unifying figure.

Spain’s Attorney General Resigns Following Supreme Court Conviction

TEC News November 24, 2025

Álvaro García Ortiz steps down after being suspended for two years and fined for leaking private data about the partner of a prominent opposition politician.

Spain's King Felipe VI (L) and Spain's Attonery General Alváro García Ortiz pose for photographers prior to holding a meeting on September 3, 2025 at La Zarzuela Palace in Madrid.

Spanish Socialists Drag Supreme Court into Unprecedented Institutional Disgrace

Javier Villamor September 5, 2025

The indicted attorney general gave a speech at the opening of the Judicial Year amid calls for his resignation.

Hundreds of small American flags on the lawn of and a photo of U.S. President Donald Trump on the facade of the U.S. Department of Labor building seen on August 29, 2025 in Washington, D.C.

Judicial Activism Strikes Again: Most Trump Tariffs Ruled ‘Illegal’

TEC News August 30, 2025

Trump criticized the decision on Truth Social, calling in “highly partisan.”

Protesters wave flags and hold placards as they gather in Parliament Square beside the houses of the UK parliament in London on April 19, 2025, in response to the Supreme Court's ruling that the legal definition of a "woman" is based on a person's sex at birth.

Blair’s Legacy: Unelected Court Steals Power From Parliament

Michael Curzon April 22, 2025

The Supreme Court was right to rule that a woman is a woman, but its existence continues to derail Britain’s delicate constitution.

Susan Smith Marion Calder women are women

Women Are Women: A Victory for Truth and Tenacity

Ellen Fantini April 17, 2025

This ruling isn’t just a legal win; it’s a cultural turning point. But the fight isn’t over.

Trans-Women Not Legally Women, UK Supreme Court Rules

TEC News April 16, 2025

The ruling affirms biological sex in law, but still upholds protections for “transgender” people.

Puigdemont Appeals Spanish Court Ruling Denying Amnesty

Bridget Ryder July 9, 2024

The exiled separatist leader is facing an uphill battle to return to Spain.

Spain’s Constitutional Court Exonerates Corrupt Politicians

Bridget Ryder July 2, 2024

The ruling is widely seen as offering political favoritism to socialists.

Albanian Supreme Court Greenlights Meloni’s Asylum Deal

Tamás Orbán January 30, 2024

Rome’s plan to process up to 36,000 migrants a year in Albania is closer to becoming a reality.

Tag: Supreme Court

Bolsonaro Imprisoned: Brazil’s Right Faces Leadership Void

Spain’s Attorney General Resigns Following Supreme Court Conviction

Spanish Socialists Drag Supreme Court into Unprecedented Institutional Disgrace

Judicial Activism Strikes Again: Most Trump Tariffs Ruled ‘Illegal’

Blair’s Legacy: Unelected Court Steals Power From Parliament

Women Are Women: A Victory for Truth and Tenacity

Trans-Women Not Legally Women, UK Supreme Court Rules

Puigdemont Appeals Spanish Court Ruling Denying Amnesty

Spain’s Constitutional Court Exonerates Corrupt Politicians

Albanian Supreme Court Greenlights Meloni’s Asylum Deal

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